Megadeth and Lamb Of God concert dates of ‘The Metal Tour Of The Year’ second part
After their ground-shaking success with their 2021 co-headline U.S. tour, the regarded metal bands Megadeth and Lamb Of God are finally coming back to continue for the second part of their ‘The Metal Tour Of The Year‘ tour.
Just like what happened to all other bands, Megadeth and Lamb Of God was forced to call off their ‘The Metal Tour Of The Year’ tour because of the pandemic earlier, although the tour was originally announced and scheduled for 2020 in the first place. So, all the fans had to wait for the return of the regarded bands until the two bands hit the road again to wander 29 cities across North America to meet 172,000 metal fans with the first national amphitheater tour last summer.
And after gaining enormous acclaim, Megadeth and Lamb Of God are coming back for the second leg of ‘The Metal Tour Of The Year’ with also the support of their special guests Trivium and In Flames, kicking off the tour on April 9 at Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas. As for the tickets, the general sale will start at t 10 a.m. local time on Friday, January 14 from MetalTourOfTheYear.com, produced by Live Nation. Also, the VIP packages’ general public sales will start on Friday, January 14, 2022, at 10 a.m. local time via MetalTourOfTheYear.com.
After all, Live Nation will also be providing digital and collectible NFT ticket stubs to ticket holders as a part of their Live Stubs, while they would be only collector items and not replace the real tickets that are needed to physically enter the show. Among all, those Live Stubs will also allow fans to collect ticket stubs once again, with much more offers. Reflecting unique sections, rows, and seats for ticket holders, Live Stubs will automatically be included with tickets on select Live Nation shows in North America. So, fans will also be able to view, share, gift, trade, and resell their live stubs on Livenation.com.
On the other side, the leader and frontman of Megadeth, Dave Mustaine has already shared his excitement for the second leg of their tour and said:
“‘The Metal Tour of The Year’ is exactly what it sounds like — a night of some of the best heavy metal bands in the world — live and loud. Anyone who came to a show last year knows what I mean, only this one’s going be even better. Do not miss out.”
Following him, also the frontman of Lamb Of God Randy Blythe has spoken about the upcoming tour and said:
“It was great to get out on the road for an incredible tour last summer with Megadeth, Trivium, and Hatebreed so we figured we’d do it again! We look forward to hitting new cities with Megadeth, Trivium, and In Flames, who we’re happy to have over for leg 2!”
After the two regarded bands’ speeches, also Trivium and In Flames‘s members have added their opinions:
“‘The Metal Tour Of The Year’ was one of the strongest, most incredible Metal tours in ages — its namesake nothing but accurate. How do you follow that up? By doing it again — even bigger, even better, and have it play everywhere it didn’t on the first leg. ‘The Metal Tour Of The Year’ – let’s do this, “ said Trivium’s Matthew Heafy.
“We are excited to finally be able to join our dear friends in Megadeth, Lamb Of God, and Trivium on this year’s ‘Metal Tour of The Year’! We can’t wait to be back on the road in America and to reunite with you all. Don’t miss this tour it’s a juggernaut,” said In Flames singer Anders Fridén.
Here are the dates of ‘The Metal Tour Of The Year‘ tour of Megadeth and Lamb Of God with the supports of Trivium and In Flames, down below.
- April 09 – Las Vegas, NV, @ Michelob Ultra Arena
- April 10 – Tucson, AZ, @ Tucson Arena
- April 12 – Colorado Springs, CO, @ Broadmoor World Arena
- April 14 – Corpus Christi, TX, @ American Bank Center
- April 15 – Lafayette, LA, @ Cajundome
- April 16 – Brandon, MS, @ Brandon Amphitheater
- April 19 – Grand Rapids, MI, @ Van Andel Arena
- April 21 – Fort Wayne, IN, @ Allen County War Memorial Coliseum
- April 22 – Green Bay, WI, @ Resch Center
- April 24 – Sioux Falls, SD, @ Denny Sanford PREMIER Center
- April 26 – Omaha, NE, @ Baxter Arena
- April 27 – Cedar Rapids, IA, @ Alliant Energy PowerHouse
- April 29 – Kansas City, MO, @ T-Mobile Center
- April 30 – Tulsa, OK, @ BOK Center, without Trivium
- May 03 – North Charleston, SC, @ North Charleston Coliseum
- May 04 – Greenville, SC, @ Bon Secours Wellness Arena
- May 06 – Nashville, TN, @ Bridgestone Arena
- May 07 – Peoria, IL, @ Peoria Civic Center
- May 09 – Pittsburgh, PA, @ Petersen Events Center
- May 10 – Rochester, NY, @ Blue Cross Arena
- May 12 – Portland, ME, @ Cross Insurance Arena
- May 13 – Uncasville, CT, @ Mohegan Arena
- May 15 – Allentown, PA, @ PPL Center
