Metallica Tampa Tickets - Raymond James Stadium

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Pantera

1 concert

Texas-born ’90s groove metal giants Pantera (Anselmo, Dimebag, Vinnie Paul, Rex Brown) ruled with “I’m Broken”; Cowboys/Vulgar/Driven hit #1.

Ice Nine Kills

13 concerts

Ice Nine Kills, led by Spencer Charnas, formed on Massachusetts’ North Shore, blending extreme metal with melody. Breakthrough albums The Silver Scream (gold single “A Grave Mistake”) and The Silver Scream 2: Welcome to Horrorwood. Toured with Slipknot; handpicked by Metallica for the M72 World Tour.

Metallica

27 concerts

Formed in 1981 by Lars Ulrich and James Hetfield, Metallica is a hugely successful rock band. Their multi-platinum 1991 album Metallica (The Black Album) is Soundscan’s best-selling. Nine Grammys; Rock Hall inductees (2009).

Limp Bizkit

6 concerts

Limp Bizkit, formed in Jacksonville, Florida in 1994, is a pioneering nu metal and rap rock band. Fronted by Fred Durst, with Wes Borland, John Otto, and DJ Lethal, they are known for hits like "Nookie" and "Break Stuff." Founding bassist Sam Rivers passed in October 2025. The band remains active, with members pursuing individual projects and the group currently touring, maintaining their influential presence.

Suicidal Tendencies

5 concerts

Formed in Venice, California in the early ’80s, Suicidal Tendencies blended hardcore and skatepunk before shifting to thrash metal. Their 1983 debut became a top-selling hardcore album, led by MTV hit “Institutionalized.”

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Raymond James Stadium Multi-purpose stadium Capacity: 69,218

4201 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa, FL 33607, USA

raymondjamesstadium.com

+1 813-350-6500

About Raymond James Stadium

Raymond James Stadium, a 69,218-capacity multi-purpose stadium in Tampa, Florida, opened in 1998 as a publicly financed replacement for Tampa Stadium. It's famously recognized for its iconic replica pirate ship in the north end zone, which fires cannons during Buccaneers' touchdowns, creating a distinct and engaging atmosphere for NFL games, major concerts, and championship events.