Recommendations of the Editorial team
When Metallica performs at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on May 30th, there will be “intensive security measures” for this concert. The organizer gave this Live Nation known and explains that this is also the case at other band gigs.
What is meant by these special safety regulations? On-site security will carry out body checks on all visitors to ensure that no dangerous objects are brought onto the concert grounds.
According to the organizer, it is forbidden to bring bags, backpacks, helmets, umbrellas and all kinds of containers.
Metallica live in Berlin: What can you take with you?
Live Nation further writes: “Visitors are politely asked to limit themselves to really necessary items such as cell phones, keys, wallets as well as medicines and small cosmetics (no deodorants, perfumes or hair sprays) in belt bags or handbags in a maximum of DIN A4 format.”
However, the following are prohibited:
- Professional cameras, audio or video recorders
- GoPro’s, Tablet PC’s, Selfie Sticks
- Fireworks, laser pointers, gas horns
- Weapons, knives, sprays (except medical sprays)
- Umbrellas, flagpoles
- Bottles, cans
- Food in packaging
- Drugs (including cannabis) and illegal substances
- Backpacks, suitcases, bags (only bags up to DIN A4 are allowed)
- Studded belts, chains with the risk of injury, chains on wallets
- Inline skates, roller skates, skateboards
- Bicycles, strollers
- Helmets
- Animals
Due to the increased security checks, it is therefore advisable to arrive at the Olympic Stadium early (you can read HERE how to get into the inner circle very close to the stage). Check-in is expected to start at 3:30 p.m., with support acts Gojira and Knocked Loose starting at around 5:30 p.m. Currently there is still last remaining tickets.
Metallica recently played two concerts in Frankfurt. During their gig in Zurich on May 27th the following setlist was heard:
- Creeping Death
- For Whom The Bell Tolls
- Cyanides
- Harvester Of Sorrow
- Lux Æterna
- The Unforgiven
- Fuel
- Kirk & Rob Doodle
- The Day That Never Comes
- Wherever I May Roam
- Nothing Else Matters
- Sad But True
- One
- Seek & Destroy
- Master Of Puppets
- Enter Sandman
Why does Campino think that sometimes it’s good to just keep your mouth shut? Why does he sometimes feel like a drinks delivery man? He provides the answer in our cover story about the Toten Hosen’s big farewell, exclusively in issue 06/26. And that’s not all: the magazine includes the world exclusive 7-inch single “Always just loved” – on which Sven Regener from Element of Crime also contributed. You can easily order the ROLLING STONE edition here.
