Metallica will Stream "Helping Hands" Concert On Paramount+

Metallica is set to stream their "Helping Hands" concert on Paramount-plus. The show will benefit the band's All Within My Hands foundation. It's set to take place on December 16th at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. Greta Van Fleet will open the concert followed by a "unique" performance from Metallica. One-hundred-percent of ticket sales and donation proceeds will go directly to those in need through the All Within My Hands foundation. Jimmel Kimmel will host.

"We're looking forward to celebrating the achievements of All Within My Hands in our final show of the year, the Helping Hands Concert & Auction at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Friday, December 16. This will be the third time we hit the stage to benefit the Foundation, but the very first time that it will be streamed live with a full audience in the house, thanks to our friends at Paramount+.

In another first, we're also honored to announce that Jimmy Kimmel will be joining us to host the show! Make sure to tune in early as it all kicks off at 5:30 PM PST streaming live on Paramount+ and simulcast on Pluto and MTV's YouTube channel. Don't miss the special guests and presentations, Greta Van Fleet's set, and a few surprises before we hit the stage.

We'll also have some amazing items and experiences that will be auctioned off starting December 5 to benefit the Foundation, with 100% of ticket and auction proceeds going directly to those in need. Established in 2017, All Within My Hands works with partners around the world to combat food insecurity, provide funds in areas of natural disaster, and support education with the ground-breaking Metallica Scholars program, now in its fourth year." 

- Metallica

Details Here: https://www.allwithinmyhands.org/

We’re looking forward to celebrating the achievements of All Within My Hands at this year’s Helping Hands Concert & Auction and we’re psyched to tell you that it will be streamed live, thanks to our friends at @paramountplus! (1/2) pic.twitter.com/2vsbnzVFXx

— Metallica (@Metallica) November 22, 2022