Do you love Metallica’s “Enter ... Sandman,” but wish there was EVEN MORE WAH, then John 5’s new cover of the Metalliclassic is gonna be right up your alley. Because that’s really the only difference ...

I can’t say I get sick of playing it. It still works for me. James Hetfield (vocals, guitar): “Enter Sandman” has just two riffs in it, which is pretty amazing. To me, the …And Justice For ...

Saturday afternoons are typically pandemonium at guitar stores, and unless you want to compete with scores of kids fumbling their way through Enter Sandman ... that's easy to play.

This article was originally published on www.si.com as Metallica to Play Virginia Tech's Lane Stadium to Salute 'Enter Sandman' Tradition.

YES, I KNOW that rolling up to my son’s school blasting Metallica’s “Enter Sandman,” is a vibe that may not sit ... he shouts ...

Tetrarch guitarist Diamond Rowe recently made history with the launch of her signature guitar - the first signature Jackson for a female player, and as the first artist model for a black female ...

The Thor we see in The Sandman is hot-tempered, full of bravado, but loyal to the end. He was really fun to play!" He also went on to say: "Thor’s a busy man, so he’s only in about three or ...

It might seem strange that a dude best known for playing guitar lines for pumping, thumping dance songs is now blowing ...

The Sandman co-creator Neil Gaiman worries fans ... It was really enjoyable to play someone who is so all-powerful, they're bored by it. They are so self-assured that they are effortless.

Ahead of Saturday night's Metallica performance, Bill Bailey played dance partner Oti Mabuse his famous horns cover of Enter Sandman.

Metallica made a surprise appearance at Yankee Stadium on Sunday to play "Enter Sandman" during a ceremony honoring Mariano Rivera. Fans had been speculating about the appearance for weeks after ...

And today’s released statistics have only further verified The Sandman’s worth on Netflix. This week the show’s total viewing hours stands at 77.24 million—good enough to rank in first ...