
Metallica Helped Tomorrowland Bounce Back After Main Stage Fire By Loaning Out Parts of M72 Stage
Despite a devastating fire ravaging the main stage at Tomorrowland, just two days before the festival’s kick-off, organizers managed to pull off an incredible comeback by constructing a new stage in record time. The unlikely heroes behind this miracle were Metallica, who stepped up to help their fellow music lovers by loaning out parts of their M72 world tour stage.
According to reports, the metal giants had stored some elements of their touring gear in Austria, which proved to be a crucial lifeline for Tomorrowland’s organizers. In an incredible display of teamwork and solidarity, Metallica generously offered these components to help rebuild the main stage in time for the festival.
As news spread about the band’s kind gesture, one of the headliners, Martin Garrix, took to social media to express his gratitude towards both Tomorrowland and Metallica. He wrote on his platform, “I can not believe I’m actually typing this… but my set at Tomorrowland is still happening! Massive love and a big shoutout to the incredible @Tomorrowland team for pulling off miracles — and to @Metallica for coming through with the new stage parts 🤘❤️.”
The temporary replacement stage, although significantly smaller than its predecessor, proved to be an unexpected blessing in disguise. Not only did it allow the festival to proceed as planned but also allowed the artists to perform closer to their audience.
Despite officials blocking the use of fireworks on the makeshift main stage, the event successfully went off without a hitch, with fans enjoying an unforgettable experience at Tomorrowland.
The surprise move by Metallica has sparked widespread admiration and respect for the band’s generosity, highlighting their commitment to supporting fellow performers and music festivals.
Source: www.billboard.com