A brand new year is coming and most of the time, people would share their resolutions for them to improve things about themselves. This is almost the same case with Metallica's James Hetfield who got candid about his personal life and shared a few things about his plans for 2024.
The musician spoke on the latest episode of "The Metallica Report" podcast along with bandmate Robert Trujillo to share some of their favorite moments from their tour this year as well as the things they plan to do for the new year.
Trujillo revealed that during the pandemic, he studied French, and he wanted to go back and learn more languages. In addition, he also wanted to be organized in life.
James Hetfield Message for 2024
Hetfield later shared his thoughts and plans for 2024 and most fans wouldn't expect this type of answer from him.
At first, he acknowledged all the good things that happened to him, saying, "reflecting on the past year, [I'm] super grateful for what I've got, what I've gone through. [I] always really look forward to what the next year will bring." (via Loudwire)
He further noted that the older he gets, it's both harder and easier, but he's always looking forward to play in front of thousands of fans and to meet them along the way.
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Elsewhere in the conversation, Hetfield noted that he wanted to improve himself and get better as he wanted the new year to be a form of "cleansing."
"I'm really just continuing to try and improve myself, get better, have a better attitude about life, about other people's lives, and just try to bring as much joy to people as possible," he added.
Metallica Tour 2024
Fans will have a lot of things to look forward to in terms of Metallica this 2024 as they would continue their massive "M72 World Tour" next year.
They will be joined by supporting acts such as Mammoth WVH, Ice Nine Kills, Architects, Five Finger Death Punch, Greta Van Fleet, Pantera, and Volbeat.
The group already had a series of shows earlier this year, but they will bring their concerts to Europe, which will kick off at the Johan Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, on April 27 and 29.
For more information about the complete set of dates and tickets, visit their official website at this link.
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