Update: You can now stream both of Metallica’s 40th anniversary concerts online free via the Coda Collection on Amazon. The Coda channel normally costs $4.99 a month, but Amazon Prime subscribers can get a 7-day free trial here and use it to stream Metallica’s 40th anniversary show free.
The Coda Collection will have the Metallica concerts available to watch on-demand beginning Friday, December 24 at 12 p.m. ET through the end of Monday, December 27. In addition to the full setlist, the concert stream will include “enhanced bonus footage and additional exclusives” available only through the Coda Collection.
Note: you’ll need to be an Amazon Prime member to stream “40 Years of Metallica” online; get a 30-day free trial to Prime here and stream the Metallica 40th anniversary concerts online free.
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Metallica will stream their two 40th anniversary concerts in a free broadcast.
The gigs will take place at San Francisco’s Chase Center on Dec. 17 and 19 and will be viewable through the Coda Collection via Amazon Prime; the streams will begin at 9 p.m. PT. Full tune-in details are available on the Coda Collection website.
Amazon is also offering specific links to the first night’s concert and the second night’s concert to watch the Metallica anniversary show online.
The band will kick off its anniversary festivities, which they’re describing as a takeover of their adopted hometown, with a block party and a concert by the band White Reaper (opened by Lars Ulrich’s sons’ band, Tapei Houston) on Thursday. The city will host music events the whole weekend, including concerts by Kamasi Washington (who contributed to the band’s Blacklist tribute project), a Metallica tribute-band showcase, a film fest, and other events detailed on the group’s website. Part of the film fest includes screenings of their Cunning Stunts and Orgullo, Pasión, y Gloria: Tres Noches en la Ciudad de México concert films, which will also be available to stream that weekend via the Coda Collection.
Non-music happenings that weekend include trivia, opportunities to give back to the community (a pop-up food bank and oceanside cleanup), events related to the band’s Blackened whiskey, and a gallery showing of photos of the band. A list of all of these is also available on the band’s website.
The quartet has also partnered with Amazon Music for The Metallica Takeover, a guest-hosted station where the group recalls the stories behind its songs set to a soundtrack of entries from its entire catalogue.
Watch night two of Metallica’s 40th anniversary concert on Amazon here. If you want to find tickets to watch the Metallica anniversary show live, we spotted Metallica tickets still available on VividSeats.com.
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