METALLICA Drummer LARS ULRICH To Host Front Row Event At University Of California Showcasing Bay Area-Based Artists

According to an update from Metallica, drummer Lars Ulrich will be at the University of California in Berkeley on March 2nd to bring together his most inspiring friends and colleagues from the worlds of music, design, film and tech to explore why many of the world’s creative leaders and thinkers choose the Bay Area as their home. For more info on this unique event and how you can attend go to this location.

From Metallica:

“We’ve always been proud of our Bay Area roots, so when the University of California in Berkeley came to us with a very unique opportunity to celebrate our hometown, we jumped on it. On Wednesday, March 2nd at 7:00 pm at Zellerbach Hall on the UC Berkeley campus, Lars will kick off the very first Front Row in conjunction with the Student Curators of Cal Performances. Lars will bring together some of his most inspiring friends and colleagues from the worlds of music, design, film and tech to explore why many of the world’s creative leaders and thinkers choose the Bay Area as their home.

Joining Lars on stage will be, Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong, Chairman and CEO, Salesforce Marc Benioff, bassist Les Claypool, actor and activist Peter Coyote, James Hetfield (yes, our very own), filmmaker Jonathan Parker (Untitled, Bartleby, The Californians, The Architect), Co-founder of Turner Duckworth, designer David Turner (Death Magnetic, Lulu and Through The Never album packages), and Lars’ father Torben Ulrich, who at 87 is still active in music, film and poetry. The night promises a one of a kind experience exploring creativity and the collaborative process, storytelling and independent thinking from a diverse group of innovators.

Tickets went on sale February 16th for only $5.00. Seating is general admission and tickets will be sold to current UC Berkeley students only, one ticket per student available in person at Zellerbach Hall, online at calperformances.org/front-row and over the phone by calling 510-642-9988.”