METALLICA recently announced a second Big 4 show with SLAYER, MEGADETH and ANTHRAX in the wake of the successful April 23rd concert in Indio, CA.

A new trailer for the concert can be viewed below:

Metallica previously stated: "A huge thanks to everyone who came out to the desert this past weekend . . . we felt the enormous love and support, so we just had to find a way to make one more Big 4 show in the States happen. Enter New York . . . that's right, the Big 4 of ANTHRAX, MEGADETH, SLAYER, and 'Tallica will be in the new version of the famed Yankee Stadium on September 14th, 2011! We can't wait for a night in the Bronx as our second American show and for those of you who love fun facts, this will also be the second live music event hosted at the new ballpark.

ALL seats are reserved for this show and tickets went on sale today, Friday, May 6th at 10 am via Ticketmaster.com.

Ticket prices have been confirmed and are as follows:

- front general admission (floor): $225
- back general admission (floor): $175
- lower level seats: $119
- upper deck seats: $90

Note that it is reserved seating only.

The seating chart for the show is available here.

Artisan News caught up with Anthrax' Scott Ian and Megadeth's Dave Ellefson about rolling the tour across the globe...

Says Ian - "Once it was announced last summer in Europe, the whole world was clamouring for the Big 4. We'll get there. This is a really big piece of furniture to move around, with all the logistics and schedules. All 17 guys in these four bands want to continue doing these shows. That's the impetus to make this happen more cuz we all want to do it."

Adds Ellefson: "All lot of fans are screaming for it. We have a lot of territory in front of us, so hopefully it will just carry on."

Check out the video report below:

Zoom and Samson Technologies tapped ANTHRAX bassist Frank Bello to conduct interviews with various musicians and other "celebrities" on the "black carpet" at the third annual Revolver Golden Gods Awards, which was held on April 20 at Club Nokia in downtown Los Angeles, California. The resulting footage can now be viewed below.