Metallica Become Set For Families Friendly

Now James Hetfield is a family member says that Metallica's concert have changed.
Hetfield says during the current interview with Pulse Of Radio, the band has cut their cover of Anti-Nowhere League's "So What"to inhibit vulgarity on stage, he explains, "Since I've had kids the show's become more family-friendly as far as the language goes. We haven't played 'So What' in a while — there are too many words that just ain't right. My son's heard them all, but I don't need to promote them".
According to Hetfield they make Metallica a family matter they can, even bringing his children out on the path, he said, "There's this thing called school, which sucks. But we yanked them on the last leg of the tour when we did Japan because they'd never been there. My voice does get a little loud at home sometimes. But I'm learning it doesn't necessarily get anything done."

Metallica's made live show ''more family-friendly''

James Hetfield is the Metallica singer has made "more family-friendly" live shows since becoming a parent.

Guitarist of metallica and singer doesn't want to play because he has a son and two daughters.

James told to the Australian TV show , "Since I've had kids the show's become more family-friendly as far as the language goes. We haven't played 'So What' in a while - there are too many words that just aren't right. My son's heard them all, but I don't need to promote them."

James added: "Now and then I get an email from iTunes saying, 'Here's what your son bought'. He loves the Ramones, AC/DC, the Red Hot Chili Peppers right now. He buys some Metallica stuff - I saw 'I Disappear', 'Unforgiven' and 'Enter Sandman' on there. He actually bought them. I'm like, 'Dude, how are you going to pay for these?'"

Metallica have currently accomplished their world tour in help of previous album 'Death Magnetic'.

Metallica Smashes Britney Spears Record

Two world magnetic tour has been recently wrapped up by Metallica,the tour which also extended his stay in Australia to perform the extra show which creates some history as well.

Metallica smashed the ticket sales record at Sydney's Acer Arena, selling 74,244 tickets over four sell-out dates in September and November,reported Billboard.

Metallica's feat at the 21,000-capacity arena eclipsed the previous record of 66,247 set by Britney Spears over four nights on her Circus tour in November 2009

Metallica New Album Is Expected Next Year

The band will start working on new album for next year confirmed by Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich.

Ulrich tells Pulse Radio that bandmates James Hetfield, Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo "really want to begin writing" the follow-up to 2008's Death Magnetic.

And the Enter Sandman hitmakers are clearing their schedules to hit the studio in the spring.

Ulrich says, "There's a bunch of balls in the air for 2011. But I think the main one is we really want to get back to writing again. We haven't really written since, what, 2006, 2007 and we want to get back to kind of just being creative again.

"Right now we are going to just chill out and then probably start up again in, I'd say, March or April. And start probably putting the creative cap back on and start writing some songs."

Metallica to work on new album in 2011

After the non-stop two years successful tour by Metallica which ends in Melbourne on November 21st. The Bay Area metal legends have a great chance to sit back and relax and take care of important matters. You know, important matters like writing a new album.

The band has decided that after the rest of couple of months and spending some time with there friends and family they will then come back together in March or April and get back to writing.Other than an appearance at the Rock in Rio festival down in Brazil,there is no word on any other tour for next year Ulrich did give more validity to a rumored Big Four tour.

"The vibe on this thing is so big, we'd be stupid to ignore it,” he said.

It won’t necessarily be next year but he was very adamant that it would very likely be in the next couple of years.

Metallica's Heartwarming Meet-And-Greet

Metallica's made a dream come true for a cancer-stricken fan's on Oct(10) after inviting the teenager backstage at a show in New Zealand.

Jed Roberts, who is battling acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, was stunned to learn bosses at charitable foundation Make-A-Wish New Zealand had arranged for him to meet his idols before their Auckland concert on 14 October (10).

The 17 year old admits he felt "nervous, excited... and I couldn't really wait for the night" but almost missed out on the meet-and-greet after his condition worsened.

His father Dean says, "Jed knew what he wanted. I was very proud of him."

Metallica Come to Guitar Hero

The makers of Guitar Hero and Rock Band are locked in a heated battle to give their customers the most music.

Owners of Guitar Hero: Metallica will be able to 39 songs import to their new copy of Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock, Activision said Tuesday. The importable songs include a whole curve of Metallica tunes and a handful of the better, tacked on tracks from acts like Kyuss, Mastodon, Diamond Head and Mercyful Fate.

This move puts pressure on Harmonix, which will exactly announce its own deal for importing tracks from Rock Band 2 to Rock Band 3. It also serves as a sly reminder that we’ll probably never play the fantastic music from The Beatles: Rock Band in Rock Band 3.

Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock is the sixth proper sequel to Activision’s popular rhythm action series. The new game brings a customizable guitar peripheral, fantasy themed superpowers for the in game musicians, a playable original composition by Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine and a CD featuring Soundgarden’s greatest hits.