Loudwire Nights

As I said on this past weekend's Ultimate Metallica Show, it was pretty easy to celebrate Metallica with gratitude because, well, that's what we do every week.

There's never a bad time to offer gratitude, so we reached out to you, the Metallica Family, to hear why you're thankful for the greatest band in the world.

Toyah Willcox and King Crimson's Robert Fripp put their stripped-down, in-the-kitchen spin on Metallica's Kill 'Em All classic, "Seek & Destroy."

November 18 is an important date in the history of Metallica and we celebrated it with full force on the most recent edition of 'The Ultimate Metallica Show.'

You know it's a great radio show when you open with Metallica covering Soundgarden's "All Your Lies," and that's not even close to the coolest moment.

Collier Cash, guitar prodigy from Kansas City, shared a story about how he covered Metallica's "The Call of Ktulu" on Dave Grohl's guitar at an audition.

On the heels of releasing the download of their old-school show in Florida, Metallica have unleashed a pro-shot video of their performance of "Phantom Lord."

On Sunday, Nov. 6, Metallica stormed the stage at Hard Rock Live, a 7,000-seat theater in Hollywood, Fla., for an absolutely unforgettable night.

Though Red Hot Chili Peppers are more used to playing massive stadiums these days, they recently performed an intimate show at the Apollo Theater in Harlem.

We get to the bottom of this bizarre debate.