Metallica’s recent performance of ‘Enter Sandman’ went from rocking to Richter scale. The heavy metal legends played at Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium on Wednesday night, and the 60,000 fans in attendance were jumping so hard that it was a truly seismic event.

Metallica concert registers a small earthquake in Virginia Tech's Lane Stadium as thousands of Hokies jumped in unison. &nbsp;&nbsp;The band played in front of 60,000 fans as part of their M72 World Tour.According to the Virginia Tech Seismological Observatory, there was a spike when Metallica started playing "Enter Sandman," as reported by CBS Sports.The Virginia Tech football team is known for running out to the song before their football games as Hokie fans jump in unison.&nbsp;So epic.

Metallica’s a multi-generational band that’s been around since the early 1980s. They have fans both young and old.

Commenters say you can break down the band's musical output into several eras.

The Virginia Tech performance was a stadium show.

It was that massive stadium audience that tells us just how many rock fans it takes to make the ground quake.

A heavy medal for some heavy metal? That’s awesome!

{ai:summary}Metallica's concert at Virginia Tech's Lane Stadium created a minor earthquake, as 60,000 fans jumped in unison during their performance of "Enter Sandman." This event was part of their M72 World Tour and highlights the band's enduring appeal across generations.According to the Virginia Tech Seismological Observatory, the seismic spike coincided with the song, which is traditionally played as the football team enters the field. The concert showcased Metallica's massive fanbase, illustrating their continued popularity since the 1980s. #culture

Seismic Stadium: Jumping Virginia Tech Metallica Fans Make ‘Enter Sandman’ a Richter Scale Rocker

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