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Metallica Debut Classic Song at Sphere Show
Metallica played 'Harvester of Sorrow' at their sixth Las Vegas Sphere show, sparking fan criticism over visuals.
In brief
Metallica played 'Harvester of Sorrow' at their sixth Las Vegas Sphere show, sparking fan criticism over visuals. Metallica debuted 'Harvester of Sorrow' at their sixth Sphere show, with fans criticizing the visuals. Originally reported by Loudwire.
Metallica Sphere Show Debut
Metallica debuted 'Harvester of Sorrow' during their sixth Las Vegas Sphere show on Oct. 17, 2026.
Setlist Details
The setlist included 'Harvester of Sorrow' between '72 Seasons' and 'The Day That Never Comes'.
Fan Criticism
Fans criticized the visuals for 'Harvester of Sorrow', saying the screen displayed a man and goose for the entire song.
James Hetfield's Comment
James Hetfield thanked the audience after playing 'Harvester of Sorrow', saying it was from ...And Justice for All.
Other Setlist Songs
The show featured older staples like 'The Unforgiven' and newer songs including 'Hardwired' and '72 Seasons'.
Previous Shows
The Oct. 17 show was nearly identical to Oct. 3 and Oct. 10 Sphere performances.
Steve Thompson's View
Steve Thompson, the engineer who mixed ...And Justice for All, called burying Jason Newsted's bass 'stupid'.
James Hetfield's Statement
James Hetfield criticized 'other entertainers' for using concerts to promote agendas, saying Metallica's agenda is love and heavy music.
Roger Waters' Response
Roger Waters called James Hetfield a 'prick' and said he needs empathy for fellow humans.
Fan Reactions
Fans discussed James Hetfield's remarks about Metallica's agenda, with some calling him a 'prick'.
The key point
Metallica debuted 'Harvester of Sorrow' at their sixth Sphere show, with fans criticizing the visuals.
