Metallica release pro-shot footage of Enter Sandman performance in front of raucous audience on North American tour ...

Metallica brought years of pent-up excitement to Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium on Wednesday night, energizing the crowd with a live performance of the Virginia Tech Hokies’ iconic entrance song during ...

The Virgina Tech Hokies have used the 1991 tune as their entrance song at football games for over 20 yearsMetallica is continuing to rock the world.During the Wednesday, May 7, concert of the band's ...

There are many great entrances in college football, but few are as electric or as loud as Virginia Tech running out to Metallica's "Enter Sandman" for a big game (especially at night).  What started ...

Metallica played their first concert at Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium on Wednesday, where the crowd’s rapturous reaction to “Enter Sandman” — which has doubled as the Hokies football team ...

Metallica put on an earth-shaking show at Virginia Tech. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers took the stage Wednesday night at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, where upwards of 60,000 fans showed up for the ...

In a recent ranking from 247Sports Grant Hughes, Virginia Tech and its playing of Metallica's Enter Sandman was the top gameday tradition in college football: "Since 2000, Virginia Tech has used ...

"Enter Sandman" is arguably most associated with ... Head coach Brent Pry is entering his fourth season as Virginia Tech's head coach, with the Hokies posting a 16-21 record from 2022-24.

That's because the Hokies have played Metallica's 1991 hit "Enter Sandman" before their team ... have been pure mayhem as the band gave the Virginia Tech community an unforgettable show.

For the last 25 years, Virginia Tech begins every game at Lane Stadium the same way: by blasting Metallica‘s “Enter Sandman” while the Hokies take the field. “It’s just a different type ...

Tech fans sing (literally sing, every word) to “Enter Sandman” wherever there are more than two of them in one place with some kind of competition about to begin. Meanwhile, we can’t decide ...