Metallica announced the 11th studio album for 2023 and blows involving new songs appeared on the internet
The band metallicawarned fans about fake sites offering cryptocurrency freebies for purchases involving new music and the band’s tour. The group published a statement claiming that any advertisement featuring cryptocurrencies is false.
“After last week’s exciting news about our new music, new album and new tour, unfortunately the ugly side of social media has come out. Many of you have informed us about channels of YouTube and live streams, as well as websites claiming to offer freebies from Metallica Crypto in conjunction with last week’s announcement.”
The message continued: “Let’s be as clear as possible. These are scams. They are being streamed on fake YouTube channels posing as ours and all pointing to websites we don’t manage. Remember: all our official social media channels are verified. Always seek official verification before believing something wild and crazy to be true.
The band announced their 11th album titled 72 Seasons for 2023 and has just released the new single, ‘”Lux Æterna.'”
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Metallica announce new album, single, tour with Pantera and more
metallica is back with lots of news! This Monday, the 28th, the North American band released the single “Lux Æterna,” from the album of unpublished 72 Seasons🇧🇷 This is the first album since Hardwired…To Self-Destruct2016. Scheduled for April 14, 2023, 72 Seasons also won the first clip and official cover art.
Furthermore, metallica confirmed extensive touring for 2023 and 2024. With two shows in each city, band plans to use completely different setlists and opening bands. South America is not on the first leg of the tour.
The opening acts will be: Architects🇧🇷 Mammoth WVH🇧🇷 Five Finger Death Punch🇧🇷 Ice Nine Kills🇧🇷 Panther🇧🇷 volbeat and Greta Van Fleet🇧🇷
Source: Rollingstone
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