Dog Metallica Concert Video
Dog Metallica Concert Video Download will find here. Metallica’s latest Southern California gig featured a furry companion in the audience. A canine named Storm made her way to the legendary heavy metal band’s L.A. gig at SoFi Stadium, according to a social media post, and enjoyed an evening of the band’s biggest hits.
“Our friend Storm snuck out of her home adjacent to SoFi Stadium and made her way to the gig all by herself,” Metallica stated on their Facebook page on Thursday. According to CNN, the incident occurred on August 25. The Grammy-winning musicians were in town for their #M72LA gig when the dog decided she wanted to join in on the fun.
The band posted a photo of the dog lounging casually in a stadium seat, his gaze riveted on the stage. “After a full night of taking in the show with her #MetallicaFamily, Storm was safely reunited with her actual family the next day,” the Facebook post said.
“She had a great time listening to her favourite songs, including ‘Barxterna,’ ‘Master of Puppies,’ and ‘The Mailman That Never Comes,'” Metallica wrote online, putting a canine spin on some of its hit tracks.
Although Storm was able to rock out with the rest of the band’s L.A. fans, Metallica advised others that they “definitely shouldn’t bring” their dogs to any of their world tour dates.
“But this dog sure had her day…” the band finished in their message. The Animal Hope & Wellness Foundation in Los Angeles posted a “Metallica Dog Update” on Facebook on Wednesday. Storm was well, according to the organisation, and “the pup was taken to a nearby shelter by Animal Services” after she was seen at the venue, and the story quickly went viral.
“The next day, someone in the area claimed the pup, claiming she escaped from their yard,” according to the organisation. The Animal Hope & Wellness Foundation conducted a quick investigation and decided that the individual’s story was credible. “According to the [owner’s] Facebook profile, the dog appears to be well-cared for and loved. Thank you to everyone who helps spread the word about this post. “We are delighted that the dog has returned home,” the organisation wrote.
