Canadian singer Celine Dion showed off her love for heavy metal after attending a Metallica concert in Las Vegas.
Videos by Wide Open Country
Dion, 58, was spotted alongside actor and musician Jack Black on Saturday night as the legendary metal band continued its residency at the Sphere.
Photos circulating online captured the pair enjoying Metallica's classic hit "Enter Sandman," with Dion enthusiastically playing air guitar, headbanging and singing along to every word.
Celine Dion and Jack Black Rock Out at Metallica Concert
Dion and Black appeared to be having a fantastic time, clapping along during a guitar solo and showing off their dance moves.
The Canadian superstar also attended Metallica's Thursday, November 5, performance alongside her 16-year-old twin sons, Eddy and Nelson.
On both occasions, Dion watched the concert from the comfort of a VIP suite.
The singer previously revealed that Eddy introduced her to Metallica, with the band's 1996 hit "Until It Sleeps" becoming one of her favorite songs.
Reports suggest several other famous faces attended the concerts, including Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash and members of No Doubt, who reportedly shared the same VIP suite.
Metallica Announce Additional 2027 Tour Dates
Metallica have toured extensively since launching their M72 World Tour in 2023 and are currently performing their residency in Las Vegas.
The band also announced additional North American dates for 2027, beginning in Vancouver, Canada, on May 8.
The upcoming run will take Metallica across the United States before concluding in Salt Lake City on June 19.
Nu-metal legends Limp Bizkit will join the band as a supporting act alongside Swedish metal group Avatar.
Avatar previously supported Metallica during their July 5, 2026, concert in London, where Pantera served as the main opening act.
Metallica frontman James Hetfield also recently revealed that Grammy Award-winning rock band Turnstile turned down an opportunity to support the metal legends on tour.
The M72 World Tour has featured 111 shows, with reports indicating that 86 performances generated approximately $668.4 million in revenue and attracted 5.32 million fans.
Those impressive figures place Metallica's latest tour among the highest-grossing concert tours in history, ranking sixth among tours of the 2020s and ninth overall.
