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Metallica's James Hetfield confirmed that Turnstile declined an offer to join the band on tour, revealing the hardcore punk band said no because they are doing well on their own. Hetfield expressed admiration for Turnstile's live energy and described them as fun and cool, noting the addition of a female member in the band. The offer was made in connection with Metallica's M72 tour, which has drawn millions of fans globally and is set to resume in 2027.
Metallica are currently performing a residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas, utilizing advanced technology to enhance their live shows. Hetfield made the comments on his SiriusXM show Riff Life, where he praised Turnstile's performances despite the rejection. Turnstile's recent success includes their 2025 album Never Enough reaching No.9 on the US Billboard charts and upcoming tour dates with Limp Bizkit in 2027.
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