METALLICA & THREE DAYS GRACE AN ENCORE DRIVE-IN NIGHTS CONCERT!

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Metallica returns to the stage for the first time since September 2019, and Greek peak Outdoor Cinema will host this cinematic concert

The band will play a full set that will feature classics and a couple of surprises. A memorable event for all who attend

On August 29 for one night in your vehicle come experience this event.

Gates open at 7pm and the concert starts at 9pm with dinner options available.

Must purchase tickets ahead of time. Tickets cost $115.00 per vehicle, Click HERE to buy your tickets for Greek peak’s outdoor Cinema!

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