Metallica‘s James Hetfield shared a clip of himself singing a few lines from “Enter Sandman” on helium from one of his birthday balloons over the weekend. The legend turned 61 on Saturday ...

Rock challenged singer James Hetfield to vent more personal emotions, and also to use his booming baritone voice rather than simply growl. “Enter Sandman” became a huge hit, propelling The ...

Ever wondered if there someone who could make James Hetfield’s vocals on “Enter Sandman” sound like a godsend? If there was someone who could just take the whole song and make it sound that much, ...

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James Hetfield says that he isn't a big fan of ... video of him singing a few lines from different songs, including 'Enter Sandman,' on helium from his birthday balloons. Rock Stars Celebrating ...

The band, known for hits Master of Puppets and Enter Sandman, are set to perform five ... with lead singer and rhythm guitarist James Hetfield having undergone rehab for addiction.

24 May 2024, Bavaria, Munich: James Hetfield (l), singer and guitarist ... Among classic hits such as “Enter Sandman,” “Creeping Death,” and “Harvester of Sorrow,” Metallica’s ...

Metallica — the band responsible for rock anthems like “Enter Sandman,” “Nothing Else ... The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group led by James Hetfield announced on Thursday that its ...

The band, known for hits Master of Puppets and Enter Sandman, are set to perform five ... with lead singer and rhythm guitarist James Hetfield having undergone rehab for addiction.

Unfortunately, we did not get a release date reveal alongside the news that Netflix renewed "The Sandman" for a second season. But we can make an educated guess on when you can expect to return to ...

Hall of Fame closer Mariano Rivera began using “Enter Sandman” as his walk-up music in 1999 and had an 89.7 save percentage in 15 seasons using it. The single went certified platinum in 2009.

Metallica will never play the Super Bowl. James Hetfield has made it clear that the whole performance isn't for them, and our former editor Rob Pasbani even had a whole editorial about why it wouldn't ...