During a recent interview, the Metallica frontman revealed that the band wrote a song as an homage to one of their biggest hits.

Two of the greatest vocalists of their generation, Chris Cornell and Jeff Buckley were also close friends, inspiring the former to pay tribute to the latter.

The iconic rock/metal band posted in support of this weekend's nationwide "No Kings" protests against Donald Trump.

James Hetfield, the rhythm guitarist and frontman of the legendary American heavy metal band Metallica, said that the group’s famous track ‘King Nothing’ was inspired by their all-time classic ‘Enter ...

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