The heavy-metal group shred the stage with their electric performance.
After their gig in Delhi was cancelled due to insubstantial security, Metallica left thousands of their fans forlorn and angry.
However, the international heavy metal band more than made up for it with this awesome display of their supremacy in Bangalore.
Lead vocalist James Hetfield strums wildly as drummer Lars Ulrich paces him with his devilish beats.
Metallica in action.
Lead guitarist Kirk Hammett really feels the music.
Drummer Lars Ulrich threatens to burst our eardrums but no one's complaining.
James Hetfield's voice reaches far and wide.
The fans go wild.
Spotlight: Lars Ulrich.
Kirk Hammett might look tired but the band shows no signs of stopping.
Hammett faces a sea of people, each person more enthralled than his neighbour.
Kirk Hammett's blaze of glory.
James Hetfield rules the roost.
Coming up: Age of Rage--Violence ensues at Metallica's cancelled gig
As international heavyweights of the music scene, Metallica, cancelled their much-awaited gig in Gurgaon on Friday (October 28, 2011), chaoes ensued.
Broken barricades, torn-down posters and strewn equipment dampened the festive spirit of Metallica fans.
Things never got back in control as scores of angry Metallica fans lashed out in anger.
Excitement turned into aggression at the Leisure Valley Ground in Gurgaon as Metallica's performance was postponed to Saturday (October 29, 2011) following "technical faults".
Following extreme mob violence, which involved fans trashing Metallica's personal equipment, the police have launched an inquiry into the incident.
The concert was to serve as the opener for the 'F1 Rocks' series of performances for the upcoming Formula 1 event.
The audience was kicked about head-banging to the high-voltage music, until the spoiler came.
Police personnel try to placate the angry fans.
Fans destroyed the heavy-duty set, which took over two months to assemble.
In the wake of the violent set of events, the concert organisers issued an official statement:
"F1 Rocks and Metallica regret to announce that due to technical difficulties, the Metallica show at Gurgaon has been postponed until Saturday.
"We apologize for any inconvenience caused."
Disgruntled fans rip the event poster as the rest run amok.
Taking advantage of the messy affair, hooligans added to the chaos by uprooting stands and throwing chairs.
Coming up: Metallica's press conference
Bassist Robert Trujillo addresses the media at a press conference.
Lead vocalist James Hetfield shares a laugh with Lars Ulrich.
Metallica shares a great rapport with the Indian media.
Trujillo and Hetfield address the media.
Lead guitarist Kirk Hammett looks serious.
James Hetfield might be 48-years-old but he doesn't look a day above 30.
The rocker is famous for his performance in the band's uber-successful Unforgiven II.
