Metallica plans to re-release The Black Album. The announcement was made by a heavy metal band from Los Angeles, USA, Tuesday, June 22, 2021. However, the reissue of one of Metallica's best albums has a slick concept. Launching Loudwire, Metallica will be working on a re-release of The Black Album in the form of a tribute. Unmitigated, James Hetfield Cs will involve 53 artists across genres. They will cover 12 tracks of songs on the album.
Such as solo singer Miley Cyrus, legendary British musician Elton John, Ghost, Weezer, Volbeat, and others. They will be involved in the reissue of the album which will be named The Metallica Blacklist. Hetfield Cs has also provided a leak of what the reissue album will look like. The leak was found on Youtube Miley Cyrus, who officially launched the Nothing Else Matters video clip. Yes, Miley Cyrus with Elton John and Chad Smith (Red Hot Chilli Peppers drummer) covered Nothing Else Matters. One of the tracks that became Metallica's 'all time' song has been published, Tuesday, June 22, 2021.
The plan is that Metallica will officially release the full The Metallica Blacklist on September 10, 2021. The album is also a marker for their 30th anniversary which falls on August 12, 2021.
