Photos | James Hetfield Shreds at 2011 Big Four Festival
The iconic Metallica frontman James Hetfield raises his guitar to the sky during an electrifying solo performance at the 2011 Big Four Festival. The crowd roars as he commands the stage, bathed in the spotlight's glow.
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