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Metallica played their first concert at Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium on Wednesday, where the crowd’s rapturous reaction to “Enter Sandman” — which has doubled as the Hokies football team ...

Their song, 'Enter Sandman,' has been the Hokie football team's entrance song for 25 years. During home football games, Tech fans shake the stadium, jumping to the beat. Just about a mile away ...

Credit: YouTube/Metallica/Virginia Tech Metallica just rocked Enter Sandman so hard for its most enthusiastic fans that their gig was seismically registered over one mile away. It's the ...

That's because the Hokies have played Metallica's 1991 hit "Enter Sandman" before their team takes the field for every home game since 2000. Despite the association—which the band has long been ...

Metallica brought years of pent-up excitement to Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium on Wednesday night, energizing the crowd with a live performance of the Virginia Tech Hokies’ iconic entrance song ...

“It probably goes against your UVA principles to be there,” he said. Actually, no. Big fan of Metallica, and I would love to see them in concert, and I assumed that environment down there in ...

You never know when they might pop up on HokieVision, but it’s a guarantee that a few minutes prior to kickoff, fans get jumping because Nothing Else Matters when the first notes of Sandman hit.

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There are many great entrances in college football, but few are as electric or as loud as Virginia Tech running out to Metallica's "Enter Sandman" for a big game (especially at night).

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