

Metallica: 40th Anniversary - Live at Chase Center (Night 2)
Overview
Night 2 of 2, captured December 19th 2021 at a sold-out Chase Center in its hometown of San Francisco, Metallica celebrates its 40th anniversary with a career-spanning concert that puts into perspective the iconic metal bandâs legacy, importance and influence.
Top Cast

James Hetfield
vocals, guitars

Lars Ulrich
drums

Kirk Hammett
guitars

Robert Trujillo
bass, vocals

Jason Newsted
bass (Archive Footage)

Cliff Burton
bass, vocals (Archive Footage)
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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