
Metallica has announced its M72 World Tour, which will make its way across North America with a dozen shows next year.
The tour officially kicks off May 8 in Vancouver, with stops in San Diego, El Paso, Texas, Kansas City, Mo., Indianapolis, Buffalo, N.Y., and more before wrapping up on June 19 in Salt Lake City. Special guests Limp Bizkit and Avatar will also return for the tour.
In addition to the North American tour, the iconic heavy metal band will begin its 2026 Las Vegas residency at The Sphere, with 24 performances scheduled, including a special Halloween show on Saturday, Oct. 31. The residency will feature "No Repeat Weekends," meaning fans attending both Thursday and Saturday performances won’t hear the same song twice.
With hits like
"Enter Sandman," "Nothing Else Matters," "Master of Puppets," "One," and "Fade to Black," you don't want to miss Metallica's 2027 world tour. Here's everything to know about how to buy tickets to see Metallica on tour.
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How to buy Metallica 2027 tour tickets
As of publication, tickets are still available for all of Metallica's M72 tour. The cheapest available tickets are currently starting at $121 in Cleveland on June 15. See the full tour schedule below.
Metallica M72 World Tour 2027 schedule
- May 8: Vancouver - BC Place Stadium - Get tickets starting at $347
- May 13: San Diego - SnapDragon Stadium - Get tickets starting at $242
- May 18: El Paso, Texas - Sun Bowl Stadium - Get tickets starting at $268
- May 22: San Antonio - Alamodome - Tickets not yet available, shop more tickets
- May 26: Fayetteville, Ark. - US Razorback Stadium - Get tickets starting at $193
- May 29: Kansas City, Mo. - GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium - Get tickets starting at $181
- June 2: Raleigh, N.C. - US Carter-Finley Stadium - Get tickets starting at $243
- June 5: Indianapolis - Lucas Oil Stadium - Get tickets starting at $145
- June 8: Orchard Park, N.Y. - Old Highmark Stadium - Get tickets starting at $150
- June 12: Madison, Wis. - Camp Randall Stadium - Get tickets starting at $252
- June 15: Cleveland - Huntington Bank Field - Get tickets starting at $121
- June 19: Salt Lake City - Rice Eccles Stadium - Get tickets starting at $328
Metallica at The Sphere 2026 schedule

- Oct. 1 & Oct 3: Get tickets starting at $997
- Oct. 1: Get tickets starting at $790
- Oct. 3: Get tickets starting at $1,015
- Oct. 15 & Oct. 17: Get tickets starting at $990
- Oct: 15: Get tickets starting at $896
- Oct: 17: Get tickets starting at $1,180
- Oct. 22 & Oct. 24: Get tickets starting at $1,015
- Oct. 22: Get tickets starting at $796
- Oct. 24: Get tickets starting at $932
- Oct. 29 & Oct. 31: Get tickets starting at $1,405
- Oct. 29: Get tickets starting at $776
- Oct. 31: Get tickets starting at $897
- Nov. 5 & Nov. 7: Get tickets starting at $1,093
- Nov. 5: Get tickets starting at $732
- Nov. 7: Get tickets starting at $1,003
Metallica at The Sphere 2027 schedule
- Jan. 28 & 30: Get tickets starting at $1,022
- Jan. 28: Get tickets starting at $878
- Jan. 30: Get tickets starting at $931
- Feb. 4 & Feb. 6: Get tickets starting at $1,319
- Feb. 4: Get tickets starting at $772
- Feb. 6: Get tickets starting at $935
- Feb. 18 & Feb. 20: Get tickets starting at $1,360
- Feb. 18: Get tickets starting at $906
- Feb. 20: Get tickets starting at $752
- Feb. 25 & 27: Get tickets starting at $1,328
- Feb. 25: Get tickets starting at $729
- Feb. 27: Get tickets starting at $923
- March 4 & March 6: Get tickets starting at $1,382
- March 4: Get tickets starting at $856
- March 6: Get tickets starting at $854
- March 11 & March 13: Get tickets starting at $1,320
- March 11: Get tickets starting at $798
- March 13: Get tickets starting at $944
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