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Metallica: awarded 2018 Polar Music Prize
submitted by Nick Jun 14th 2018 08:00 pm (www.nme.com)
The Grammy award-winning rockers were awarded the prize tonight in SwedenAnnika Berglund Polar Music PrizeRock legends Metallica have been awarded the prestigious Polar Music Prize this evening (14.06.18). Read more about the Polar Music Prize here. Lars Ulrich and Roberto Trujillo accepted the award from His Majesty King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden. British Rock legends Roger Glover and Ian Paice from Deep Purple read the citation prior to […]The post Metallica awarded 2018 Polar Music Prize appeared first on NME.
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