A walkthrough of the Detroit METALLICA pop-up store courtesy of the The Squirrel YouTube channel can be seen below. More details: As you may have encountered elsewhere, vinyl production around the world is severely delayed. There are very few quality vinyl presses out there, demand is high, and making really cool vinyl records is a slow, manual process. With all of this said, even though we’re planning for these inevitable delays, the first release of 2022 will likely not hit your mailboxes until April of 2022. The following three releases will come a little faster, and our goal is to ship all of them to you before November 1 of 2022.

The 2022 Vinyl Club Subscription will be available exclusively to Fifth Members between now and the end of this year. It will include four 12” singles featuring music that has never been released on vinyl before. As with year one, you’ll have the option to receive your four singles one at a time in quarterly shipments, or we’ll hold them and ship them to you all at once at the end of the year to save you a little coin on postage. And Justice For All featuring the single “One” which earned the band its first Grammy award will be released Feb 2, 2024 as a double-disc set pressed on 180g ‘Dyers Green’ vinyl, featuring the 2018 remastered audio.Vishal Dadlani, Divine, Shor Police's rendition of “The Unforgiven” helps support The Dharavi Dream Project. Join The Metallica Vinyl Club now; membership sign-ups for year two are open through Friday, December 31, 2021 at 11:59pm ET. Mexican Institute of Sound feat. La Perla & Gera MX's rendition of “Sad But True” helps support Banda Filarmónica Municipal de Ayutla.

This past August, METALLICA drew nearly 80,000 fans to the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles at the first of the band's two shows at the venue. It was the biggest crowd in the history of the SoCal stadium, which opened in September 2020. The San Francisco Bay Area-based metal legends drew a similarly sized capacity crowd two days later at the same venue. Jon Pardi's rendition of “Wherever I May Roam” helps support The Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation For Autism.Kamasi Washington's rendition of “My Friend of Misery” helps support The World Stage Performance Gallery. METALLICA's manager Cliff Burnstein told Billboard that between 80% and 90% of fans at each concert are attending both shows. OFF!'s rendition of “Holier Than Thou” helps support Running Strong for American Indian Youth Indian Youth.