June 13, 2011 I was reading this morning on bravewords.com that Dave Mustain was talking about touring and the fact that Megadeth cannot tour like Metallica. Apparently Metallica will tour two weeks on and then take two off, to see their family.
After rocking California last month, the Big Four are taking their show on the road to NYC.
May 2, 2011 I just posted last week that Lars from Metallica was saying that the east coast west next for the Big Four tour (read post here), and look whats reported today on Pulse Of Radio,
Following last month's first U.S. "Big Four" concert in Indio, California on April 23rd, a second U.S. show featuring Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax has been confirmed for September 14th at the new version of the legendary Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York City.
April 27, 2011 I kinda figured this would happen once the bands got out on the road. Originally they said this would only be a European tour, then it expanded to one date here in the states, now Lars is saying east coast is next. Following Saturday's (April 23) "Big Four" show in California, Lars told RollingStone.com that more U.S. dates are on the way. He revealed,
Lars saying it might happen.
January 25, 2011 So this is got to be the lamest news that I have waited too long to hear. Not only are the Big Four not coming anywhere close to Minneapolis, they are only playing one show in the whole US, and that one show happens to be in California. I still don't get why these big bands, which by the way became huge in part because of the fans here in the US, still don't put on Europian type festivals. The Big Four playesd a series of huge festivals in Europe last year and no doubt witll play more this year, but will only play more than one show here. To me that is bullsh*t! As much as I wish I could afford the trip out west to the show it's just not a reality.
Here is what Gun Shy Assassins Chris Harris had to say about the whole thing, and I seem to agree!
January 25, 2011 I think this is the concert of a lifetime! How cool would it be to see these four mammoth bands on one stage. I am keeping my fingers crossed that they will come to Minnesota, and if they do I will be there
