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Watch Tetrarch’s Diamond Rowe shred Metallica in front of 70,000 NFL fans

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Tetrarch guitarist Diamond Rowe performed Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium before an NFL game, fulfilling a childhood ambition in front of around 70,000 fans. The hometown appearance connected her return to the stadium with seeing Metallica play there the previous year, and brought her tribute to the band that inspired her career to a much larger audience.

Rowe said the Falcons had contacted her unexpectedly and that she was the first artist they had allowed to enter through the players’ tunnel. The performance took place before Atlanta’s game against the Baltimore Ravens, which the Ravens won 30–23 in overtime. Tetrarch are now working towards releasing a new studio album in 2027.

  • Diamond Rowe played “Enter Sandman” before 70,000 fans.
  • The performance was a tribute to her musical inspiration.
  • The Ravens beat Atlanta 30–23 in overtime.

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Tetrarch are an American metal band from Atlanta, known for their heavy guitar sound. Diamond Rowe is the band’s guitarist, and she has said Metallica inspired her to take up music.

Metallica are one of the best-known heavy metal bands, and “Enter Sandman” is among their most recognised songs. The Atlanta Falcons are the city’s NFL team; Mercedes-Benz Stadium is their home ground and also hosts major sporting and music events.

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