According to Billboard, a California judge has ruled that Lloyd’s Of London doesn’t cover METALLICA for financial losses suffered when the legendary heavy metal act was forced to postpone six shows in 2020 because of the pandemic.
The lawsuit stemmed from the cancelation of METALLICA’s six-date tour…
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