Metallica caused an earthquake during their encore performance of 'Enter Sandman' at Virginia Tech's Lane Stadium on Wednesday, May 7.

Over 60,000 fans gathered at Virginia Tech's Lane Stadium for a night that created ground tremors. Metallica visited Blacksburg on Wednesday night for a stop on the M72 World Tour, taking the ...

Metallica's concert at Virginia Tech drew a crowd of 60,000 attendees. The audience's energy registered as a small earthquake on seismographs. The peak tremors coincided with the performance of ...

Virginia Tech plays Metallica's greatest hit, in front of the 65,000 Hokie faithful at Lane Stadium as the football team charges out of the tunnel and the game begins.

A small seismic event was registered at Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium after 60,000 Metallica fans started jumping and cheering at the concert. Thursday, Jun 26, 2025 New Delhi o C ...

It’s one thing for the Virginia Tech Hokies to blast Metallica‘s “Enter Sandman” as the football team’s game-day hype song when they take the field at Lane Stadium for home games.

But for the Virginia Tech Hokies, Metallica held a special place at the school as the university used the band’s hit song “Enter Sandman” as the hype song for the football team.

Metallica set off richter scale on Wednesday (May 7) when they played the Hokies hype song 'Enter Sandman' at Virginia Tech stadium for first time.

When Metallica played their first-ever concert at Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium, the crowd’s reaction to "Enter Sandman" triggered seismic activity.

Virginia Tech freshmen Henry Tragle, left, and Anthony Semak, right, attempt to start a “Let's go Hokies!” cheer outside Lane Stadium prior to the start of the Metallica concert Wednesday, May ...

Metallica brought years of pent-up excitement to Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium on Wednesday night, energizing the crowd with a live performance of the Virginia Tech Hokies’ iconic entrance song ...

Metallica teased fans with an intro that simulated "Enter Sandman" over the football team's walkout. But it wasn't until the end of the concert that the group played it live. "I think we're ...