Metallica singer, James Hetfield was visibly pissed after his mic failed for the entire first verse of “Moth Into Flame” while performing with Lady Gaga at the Grammy Awards.
Hetfield wasn’t the only performer to fall victim to the Grammy Curse, singer Adele also has a serious malfunction during her tribute to George Michael.
Part of the way through, [Adele] had to stop the performance. She was visibly upset, apologized and asked the audience if she could start over. The audience cheered her on, but Adele still appeared very disappointed at the end of her performance.
Lady Gaga’s collaboration with Metallica has been a long-awaited performance for the 2017 Grammy Awards and tonight, it finally went down. They took the stage together, but the performance had a small mishap. Lead singer James Hetfield’s microphone wasn’t working for the first verse of the song.
Gaga and Hetfield carried on and delivered an awesome performance together, filled with fire and sexy dance moves. Halfway through the performance, Gaga jumped into the audience to crowd surf. h/t heavy
What did you think of this year’s Grammys? And did you happen to see Joy Villa‘s dress?
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