Metallica is bringing their powerhouse performance from Mexico City straight to viewers' faces courtesy of Apple.

A Northside ISD band showed they were the “master of bands” this year during the 2025 Metallica Marching Band Competition.

Boerne High School is sporting some new band equipment thanks to a world-famous rock band.

Metallica recognizes Boerne High School band, money-saving tips, rodeo-ready accessories, new seafood restaurant and more.

Metallica recognizes Boerne High School band, money-saving tips, rodeo-ready accessories, new seafood restaurant and more.

Metallica has named Boerne High School a winner in its “For Whom The Band Tolls” contest.

Metallica, Mariah Carey and The Jonas Brothers will headline a free concert in New York’s Central Park to mark the 10th anniversary of the Global Citizen Festival on Sept. 24.

SAN ANTONIO – The omission of a large chunk of Metallica’s drive-in concert was sad but true for the fans who made their way to Six Flags Fiesta Texas on Saturday night, but the band isn’t leaving them cheated. A spokesperson said fans will receive a $50 refund of their $115-per-vehicle admission. Encore Drive-In announced the concert, which was shot especially for the drive-in series in Northern California and edited for the show, on Aug. 10. Encore Drive-In has not yet released a statement to KSAT.com and has not said why the opening set and first three Metallica songs were missing. The San Antonio Current, which first reported the story, said fans missed about an hour total of the drive-in performances.

SAN ANTONIO Need something fun to do? We have you covered with 5 Fun Finds we discovered this week:BONUS: Metallica is on the big screen at The Drive-In at Fiesta Texas this Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $115 per car (up to six people) and admission includes up to four digital downloads of Metallicas S&M2 album. Watch the video above for Mike and Fionas reaction to each of these finds. SA Live airs weekdays at 1 p.m. on KSAT 12 TV, ksat.com and the KSAT TV app for smartphones, smart TVs, Roku and Fire Stick.

SAN ANTONIO Metallica is not letting the COVID-19 pandemic keep them from returning to the stage. The rock-and-roll band will be performing for the first time since September 2019 with a concert that will be shown for only one night at hundreds of drive-in and outdoor theaters across the United States and Canada including at Fiesta Texas San Antonio and at the Stars and Stripes in New Braunfels. The show will be shot especially for the Encore Drive-In Nights Series at a location near the bands Northern California headquarters and will be edited and mixed and shown on Aug. 29. The concert will feature material from throughout their nearly four-decade career and provide Metallica fans with an intimate, unique and truly memorable concert experience, according to a news release. Click here for more information on the concert.