Lamb of God, Baroness to Support Metallica Australian Tour

by Ryan Minic | Jul 8, 2010

Lamb of God and Baroness have been tapped to support Metallica on their upcoming Australian tour. Dates are below:

Oct 13 Auckland, NZL @ Vector Arena
Oct 14 Auckland, NZL @ Vector Arena
Oct 16 Brisbane, QLD @ Brisbane Entertainment Center
Oct 18 Brisbane, QLD @ Brisbane Entertainment Center
Oct 19 Brisbane, QLD @ Brisbane Entertainment Center
Oct 22 Perth, WA @ Burswood Dome
Oct 23 Perth, WA @ Burswood Dome
Nov 10 Sydney, NSW @ Acer Arena
Nov 11 Sydney, NSW @ Acer Arena
Nov 13 Sydney, NSW @ Acer Arena
Nov 15 Hindmarsh, SA @ Adelaide Entertainment Centre Theatre
Nov 16 Hindmarsh, SA @ Adelaide Entertainment Centre Theatre
Nov 18 Melbourne, VIC @ Rod Laver Arena
Nov 20 Melbourne, VIC @ Rod Laver Arena
Nov 21 Melbourne, VIC @ Rod Laver Arena

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