Summer Sanitarium Tour 2003
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| Summer Sanitarium Tour 2003 | ||
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| Tour poster for Montreal show | ||
| Tour by Metallica | ||
| Start date | July 4 2003 | |
| End date | August 10 2003 | |
| Shows | 20 | |
| Metallica tour chronology | ||
| European Festivals (2003) | Summer Sanitarium (2003) | European Festivals (2003) |
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In 2003, Metallica staged the Summer Sanitarium Tour 2003, in part to promote their album, St. Anger.
The first leg took place during 13 music festival appearances in Western Europe in June, while the second leg took place over 20 stadium shows in the United States and Canada during July and August.
On this concert tour were in addition:
Limp Bizkit, Deftones and Mudvayne did not play in Dublin. Instead Linkin Park and The Darkness played supporting Metallica.
According to Rolling Stone, Summer Sanitarium 2003 grossed nearly $50 million in ticket sales. [1]
Linkin Park's Live in Texas DVD includes footage from two Texas shows on the tour.
Metallica's original Summer Sanitarium Tour took place in 2000.
[edit] Tour Dates
Metallica tours | |
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| Tours | "Early Concerts" · "Kill 'Em All for One" · "Seven Dates of Hell" · "Bang That Head That Doesn't Bang" · "Ride The Lightning" · "Damage Inc." · "Monsters of Rock" · "Damaged Justice" · "Monsters of Rock" · "Wherever We May Roam (North America)" · "GN'R-Metallica Stadium Tour" · "Wherever We May Roam (Europe)" · "Nowhere Else To Roam" · "Shit Hits The Sheds" · "Escape From The Studio '95" · "1996 Special Shows" · "Lollapalooza" · "Poor Touring Me" · "Blitzkrieg 97" · "ReLoad Promo Tour" · "Poor Re-Touring Me" · "Garage Inc. Promo Tour" · "Poor Re-Touring Me (Continued)" · "Garage Remains The Same" · "M2K Mini Tour" · "Summer Sanitarium" · "2002-2003 Special Shows" · "European Festivals" · "Summer Sanitarium 2003" · "European Festivals (continued)" · "Madly in Anger with the World" · "Escape from the Studio '06" · Sick of the Studio '07 |

