The 58-year-old singer attended two Metallica shows, on Nov. 5 and Nov. 7, in Las Vegas
Céline Dion is showing her love for Metallica!
The singer attended the heavy metal band’s final weekend of performances at the Sphere in Las Vegas on Thursday, Nov. 5, and Saturday, Nov. 7, alongside her 16-year-old twin sons, Eddy and Nelson, and actor Jack Black.
She was pictured rocking out, throwing her hands up and singing along to “Nothing Else Matters” on night one. The Grammy winner is on a break after completing her sold-out comeback tour. The next leg of shows begins in May 2027.
The 58-year-old, who has limited her public outings in recent years due to her stiff-person syndrome diagnosis, thanked band members James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo for the “warm welcome” in an Instagram post uploaded on Sunday, Nov. 8.
“We had such a wonderful time seeing you at the Sphere. We absolutely loved the show.🤘,” Dion wrote. “With our love, – Celine, Nelson, and Eddy xx…”
The “My Heart Will Go On” star then posted an Instagram Story of her, Eddy, Nelson, and Black throwing up rock-on signs with their hands and getting into the heavy metal spirit.
“Metallica night 2 was rocked 🤘,” she captioned the picture.
And Dion did not hold back. A video posted by Entertainment Tonight showed the mom of three dancing alongside Black, 57, who was stepping side-to-side to dance to one of the band’s tracks.
Another clip obtained by TMZ showed the pair grooving to another one of the band’s classic hits, “Enter Sandman.” They were videotaped enthusiastically clapping their hands as they listened to the song.
Metallica started their “Life Burns Faster” residency on Oct. 1, and will now move on to perform at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut on Nov. 19 and Nov. 21 before moving back to the Las Vegas Sphere in early 2027, per the band’s website.
Dion’s appearance comes after she played the last of 16 shows at Plenitude Arena in Paris, on Oct. 17, making $125.5 million in the process, according to Billboard. The outlet reported that Dion sold 539,000 tickets across the run of shows, which began on Sept. 12.
Dion returned to playing large-scale shows for the first time in more than six years after her performing career was sidelined first by the COVID pandemic in 2020, and later by her stiff-person syndrome diagnosis in 2022.
The “It’s All Coming Back to Me Now” star is set to return to Paris for a second leg in spring 2027, with 10 shows scheduled between May 8–29.