BLACKSBURG, Va. (WDBJ) - Lane Stadium is going to be rocking. Metallica just announced it’s coming to Blacksburg as part of its 2025 tour. Instead of hearing “Enter Sandman” blast through ...

BLACKSBURG, Va. — Metallica will perform a full concert at Virginia Tech's Lane Stadium in the spring of 2025, bringing one of the world's most iconic rock bands to heart of southwest Virginia.

Metallica’s concert at Lane Stadium will come 25 years after the Hokies began using “Enter Sandman” for home games. The song from the band’s highly acclaimed self-titled fifth studio album ...

The beginning of "Enter Sandman" played throughout Lane, as the earth started to shake, it almost felt like the completion of something building up for years.

And now, they’re headed to Blacksburg. Since the year 2000, the Virginia Tech Hokies have been using Metallica’s hit “Enter Sandman” as the team’s entrance song as Lane Stadium rocks.

“I think we are going to cause a pretty big earthquake” For over 20 years, ahead of every home football game, Enter Sandman by Metallica plays in Lane Stadium.

Gamedays in Lane Stadium are always electric, and Virginia Tech football's 2024 home opener against Marshall was no exception. As the first note of Metallica’s Enter Sandman rang out just before ...

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. It ...

Lane Stadium has etched itself in the long history of college football stadiums with great atmospheres-like Neyland Stadium or Beaver Stadium--all due to one song. 'Enter Sandman' by Metallica.

Metallica's "Enter Sandman" is played every time Virginia Tech's football team runs out onto the field before each home game. The experience has become one of the most sublime in college football.

Metallica just rocked Enter Sandman so hard for its most enthusiastic fans that their gig was seismically registered over one mile away. It's the culmination of years of longing and – perhaps ...

ENTER SANDMAN: Metallica's seismic concert leaves Lane Stadium quaking The energy from the jumping crowd was powerful enough to send vibrations through the foundation and into the earth itself.