Metallica Sphere concert reviews are in. Here's why you need tickets

New York Post • October 6, 2026 • entertainment

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Metallica launched their 24-show "Life Burns Faster" residency at the Las Vegas Sphere on October 1 and 3 with two "No Repeat Weekend" concerts, receiving rave reviews for their immersive and high-tech performances.
The band played a mix of fan favorites and rare deep cuts, including first-time-in-years performances of "Battery," "...And Justice For All," "Devil’s Dance," and "The Outlaw Torn," showcasing their extensive catalog.
Critics praised the use of the Sphere’s advanced visual technology, describing the residency as a groundbreaking, high-tech experience that transcends traditional concert stages.
Tickets for the remaining 22 shows, running through March 2027, start at $685 for single shows and $1,145 for two-show weekends, with availability through various platforms.
Metallica also plans to perform at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Connecticut in November, marking their first show in the state since 1998, alongside other major heavy metal acts touring in 2026.

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