US EditionLARS ULRICH Says He 'Works Harder' At Staying Fit For METALLICA's Physically Demanding Live Performances
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At 61 years old, Lars Ulrich is stepping up his efforts to stay fit and keep up with the rhythm of Metallica's concerts. The drummer focused on his discipline and life choices during an exchange at the Mill Valley Film Festival, on the margins of the screening of the documentary Metallica Saved My Life. A lifestyle [...]
Lars Ulrich talked about what it's like to be an aged musician and what he does to keep fit on the drums. On October 9th and 10th, the Mill Valley Film Festival of the California Film Institute took place, where the Metallica documentary "Metallica Saved My Life" was presented. The documentary sheds light on the life-changing influence of the band on its fans. Drummer Lars Ulrich and director Jonas Åkerlund then asked questions from the audience.
LARS ULRICH Says He 'Works Harder' At Staying Fit For METALLICA's Physically Demanding Live Performances
On October 9 and October 10, California Film Institute's Mill Valley Film Festival featured "Metallica Saved My Life", a documentary that explores the life-changing impact of the San Francisco Bay Area heavy metal band on its fans, as its Centerpiece Screening at Sequoia Cinema in Mill Valley, Calif...
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