Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” hits 100 weeks on Billboard’s Rock Digital Song Sales chart, easily becoming the band's first to ...

There's an overwhelming sense of obligation to take the court as often as possible, no matter one's health, thanks to a ...

David and Kristin McKee said they avoided being hit by a truck that drove into their home thanks to their plans to attend a ...

At such a critical moment in US history ... Their performance at Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium on Wednesday 7 May triggered a small earthquake. In March, they also announced an “immersive ...

The result? A microseismic event. Kevin Winter/Getty A mile away, Virginia Tech's Seismological Observatory clocked the earthquake during Metallica's show. Despite the earth-shaking at the concert ...

During a May 7 concert at the Virginia ... at the Virginia Tech Seismological Observatory. The song? That would be the 1991 hit "Enter Sandman," from rock legends Metallica.

Virginia Tech Athletics celebrated the moment online, thanking the band. The concert was part of Metallica's M72 World Tour, promoting their album '72 Seasons', with support from Pantera, Limp Bizkit, ...

Virginia Tech Hokies might have one of the most electrifying traditions in all of college football. Every time the team takes the field at Lane Stadium, Metallica’s iconic ... Hetfield knew just how ...

Jed Castro, now Virginia Tech’s senior associate athletics ... “Can we move here and be the house band?” The moment wasn’t just for Metallica’s older fans who have been to a Metallica ...

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 ...

Metallica concert at Virginia Tech registers seismic activity. 60,000 fans jump and cheer to "Enter Sandman." Virginia Tech Athletics celebrates the electrifying moment. BLACKSBURG, Va.