There is a new Metallica documentary and live performance movie on the way! Actually wait, there are seven on the way!
As reported by Blabbermouth, Metallica and The Coda Collection have announced an extensive upcoming slate of live performances and documentary films set to arrive exclusively on the platform this spring. This partnership will bring seven titles to the platform; this content will highlight Metallica’s four-decade history together.
As of today, fans can watch the following Metallica videos: “Cunning Stunts” and “Orgullo, Pasión, Y Gloria: Tres Noches En La Ciudad De México.” The Coda Collection will also release the anniversary concerts Metallica 40th Anniversary Live, which will come in two separate concert films.
Regarding other Metallica documentary and live performance movies The Coda Collection will be releasing, you can find a schedule below:
March 24 – “Cunning Stunts” and “Orgullo, Pasión, Y Gloria: Tres Noches En La Ciudad De México”
March 31 – “Metallica 40th Anniversary Live” (Night One)
April 7 – “Metallica 40th Anniversary Live” (Night Two)
April 21 – “A Year And A Half In The Life Of Metallica”
May 19 – “Quebec Magnetic”
June 9 – “Français Pour Une Nuit”
To start watching the Metallica documentary/live performance videos “Cunning Stunts” and “Orgullo, Pasión, Y Gloria: Tres Noches En La Ciudad De México,” click here to visit The Coda Collection.
Launched in early 2021, The Coda Collection is a unique subscription streaming service that features an exclusive, curated selection of the most iconic music documentaries, concert films, and episodic series spanning generations and genres.
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