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The Four Horsemen Unleash Metallica’s Fury on The Suffolk Stage

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The Four Horsemen channel Metallica at The Suffolk on November 28. COURTESY THE SUFFOLK

The Four Horsemen channel Metallica at The Suffolk on November 28. COURTESY THE SUFFOLK

The Four Horsemen perform the music of Metallica at The Suffolk on November 28. COURTESY THE SUFFOLK

The Four Horsemen perform the music of Metallica at The Suffolk on November 28. COURTESY THE SUFFOLK

authorStaff Writer on Nov 9, 2025

The Suffolk welcomes back the only album-quality Metallica experience on the planet, The Four Horsemen, on Friday, November 28, at 8 p.m.

Dedication to excellence separates U.S. metal heroes The Four Horsemen from the ocean of tribute bands. The the group delivers an unforgettable, note-for-note experience guaranteed to surpass even the wildest dreams of Metallica aficionados. From the speed, the precision, the signature riffs, to the look and feel of a Metallica concert, “The Four Horsemen” deliver the real deal.

Guitarist and vocalist Sean Perry explains, “Fans deserve the highest quality reproduction of Metallica’s records and shows. That’s why we’re here.” Guided by his vision and determination, the band has become heroes to an ever-growing fan base in the U.S. and is now spreading its wings globally.

“I saw Metallica on the ‘Black Album’ tour in 1991, and that experience changed me forever. The sound, the energy between band and audience — from that moment on I knew what I was put on Earth to do. Music is my life!” Perry said.

Every live performance by the band has received widespread acclaim. Focusing on Metallica’s first four classic albums — “Kill ’Em All,” “Ride the Lightning,” “Master of Puppets,” and “… And Justice for All” — with a smattering of anthems from the “Black Album,” they deliver a show metal fans dream of.

The Suffolk is located at 118 East Main Street, Riverhead. Tickets range from $35 to $59, plus applicable fees, and are available online at thesuffolk.org.

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