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Here’s How You Can Go to Every Show on Metallica’s Upcoming North American Tour Kirk Hammett and James Hetfield of Metallica perform in concert at Palau Sant Jordi on Feb. 7, 2018 in Barcelona, Spain.

Artists are offering all sorts of ticket bundles and promotional packages these days, but the North American tour Metallica announced yesterday actually comes with a special feature fairly unique addition to the touring landscape. For the first time, the metal legends are offering a flat-rate price that allows purchasers to attend as many shows on their 34-date itinerary as possible. It’s $598, so it’s not cheap, but for fans looking to follow Metallica around the continent Grateful Dead-style, it’s a little monetary relief for the trek ahead (Metal Injection points out you’d have to attend at least three shows to make it worth it). There are only going to be 250 of these “Wherever I May Roam Black Tickets,” and they’ll go on sale with the rest of the tour later this week (Friday, March 2 to the general public after several pre-sales). This leg of the of the WorldWired arena tour focuses on markets Metallica missed last year, so it features plenty of less-traveled locales Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and both Dakotas. For a diehard living somewhere in the Great Plains, maybe this is your lucky day. They’re all floor tickets, and the only other stipulation is you’d have to notify the venue at least 48 hours in advance of every date you attend.

The $598 asking price is a reference to the re-release of Metallica’s $5.98 E.P.: Garage Days Re-Revisited. And if it sounds expensive, think again: Going to just four of the 34 shows gets your money’s worth, as floor tickets are around $145 (plus fees) for each show. The 1987 covers collection hits stores again this April, while Metallica’s main promotional focus remains its 2016 studio album, Hardwired to Self-Destruct. Metallica Announce 2018 North American Tour Metallica has announced a lengthy U.S.

Arena tour that kicks off this fall in Madison, Wisconsin. The 2018 WorldWired tour dates follows the band’s tenth studio album Hardwiredto Self-Destruct, which was nominated for a 2018 Grammy Award for Best Rock Album.

The band also rereleased their seminal thrash metal album Master of Puppets last year. Tickets are on sale March 2, and the latest leg of the tour begins September 2 in Madison, Wisconsin. View a full list of tour dates below, with ticket details available on the tour website.

If you need a reason to get excited, revisit our ranking of every ’80s Metallica song and read our review of the band’s 2017 show at MetLife Stadium.