Metallica announces November shows in Connecticut

Metallica has announced two shows at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut, on November 19 and 21. The performances feature Suicidal Tendencies opening the first night and Spiritbox the second, celebrating the venue's 25th anniversary. The dates follow the band's 'No Repeat Weekends' format, with no songs repeated across both nights.

Metallica revealed the Connecticut concerts as part of preparations for their extended residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas. The Sphere shows, now totaling 24 performances from October 1 to March 13, incorporate immersive technologies like Sphere Immersive Sound and multi-sensory 4D effects for a unique experience. The band introduced the no-repeat policy during their M72 World Tour and plans to maintain it for these pairs of shows, with two-night ticket packages available for the full experience.

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Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich described U2's opening night at the Sphere in Las Vegas as a groundbreaking experience that expanded his view of live performances.

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Billy Corgan has expressed admiration for acts that have performed at the Las Vegas Sphere and indicated that The Smashing Pumpkins could stage a distinctive production there.

No Doubt opened its residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas on Wednesday with a performance filled with hits and deep cuts from its past. The band emphasized nostalgia throughout the show, delivering songs that fans had not heard live in years.

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Devo and the B-52’s have extended their Cosmic De-Evolution Tour with eight new shows across North America this fall. The co-headlining run, which appeared to conclude in London and Manchester, now includes additional stops in Seattle, Vancouver, and other cities. DJ Cummerbund will open the new dates.

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