Metallica Bangalore Concert

Rock music frenzy swept the garden city where heavy metal band Metallica gave its first ever live performance in India.

A day after heavy metal giant Metallica's debut gig in Gurgaon was called off, the band rocked Bangalore today, amid tight security. Thousands of fans were seen screaming, cheering and head-banging as one of the world's best-known rock band sang some of their most iconic songs. The group performed at the Palace Grounds in the city.

Metallica will perform at the Palace Grounds in Bangalore late this evening.

All eyes are on Bangalore today as the city waits eagerly to welcome rock band Metallica. The group is scheduled to perform at the Palace Grounds late this evening. The administration says all preparations are in place and so they are confident the show won't go the Gurgaon way.

Four people of the company organising the now-cancelled Metallica concert here were sent to six days' police custody.

Metallica was looking forward to a "loud and explosive" performance for their Indian fans.

Rock music frenzy swept the garden city where heavy metal band Metallica gave its first ever live performance in India.

A day after heavy metal giant Metallica's debut gig in Gurgaon was called off, the band rocked Bangalore today, amid tight security. Thousands of fans were seen screaming, cheering and head-banging as one of the world's best-known rock band sang some of their most iconic songs. The group performed at the Palace Grounds in the city.

Metallica will perform at the Palace Grounds in Bangalore late this evening.

All eyes are on Bangalore today as the city waits eagerly to welcome rock band Metallica. The group is scheduled to perform at the Palace Grounds late this evening. The administration says all preparations are in place and so they are confident the show won't go the Gurgaon way.

Four people of the company organising the now-cancelled Metallica concert here were sent to six days' police custody.

Metallica was looking forward to a "loud and explosive" performance for their Indian fans.