Did you know that another Metallica hit was inspired by the success the band found in their classing Black Album favorite, "Enter Sandman"? Within the discussion, James Hetfield revealed how "King ...

Congrats are in order for Metallica, as their most streamed song on Spotify, "Enter Sandman," has surpassed the one billion streams mark. That's rarified air, especially in the rock world, where the ...

The post Dave Mustaine: Metallica Stole “Enter Sandman” Riff from Another Band appeared first on Consequence. Dave Mustaine has once again asserted that Metallica stole their most famous riff from a ...

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As the lead single from Metallica’s game-changing self-titled fifth album – aka The Black Album – Enter Sandman was the track that launched the band into the mainstream. It became an instant hit on ...

Mets reliever Edwin Diaz's entrance song, "Narco," became a phenomenon last year as he put together one of the most dominant seasons a closer has ever had. Fans at Citi Field went nuts as soon as the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” reclaims the No. 1 spot on Billboard’s ...

A video by the Pentagon using Metallica's Enter Sandman was removed as permission hadn't been granted by the band to use the 1991 classic. The US' defense secretary Pete Hegseth appears in the clip ...

Despite the NCAA banning Virginia Tech from playing Metallica’s hit “Enter Sandman” ahead of March Madness games this year, the school’s fans have taken matters into their own hands. They’re singing ...

New York Mets closer Edwin Diaz took the baseball world by storm this past season with his entrance song, 'Narco.' The song made for some electric moments at Citi Field, but New York Yankees closer ...

A video by the Pentagon using Metallica's Enter Sandman was removed as permission hadn't been granted by the band to use the 1991 classic. The US' defense secretary Pete Hegseth appears in the clip ...