Metallica’s 1991–1993 Wherever We May Roam Tour was listed with 250 shows.
The tour supported the band’s fifth studio album, Metallica, commonly called The Black Album. It began in 1991 and ultimately continued through May 8, 1993, taking the band through North America, Europe, Mexico, Asia, Australasia, and South America.
The tour’s presentation was distinctive. Metallica generally billed the concerts as “An Evening with Metallica,” used no opening act, and played long sets that mixed Black Album material with songs from the first four records. The stage featured a diamond-shaped design and an audience area inside the catwalk known as the Snakepit.
The tour is sometimes confused with the narrower 1991–1992 listing used in other Metallica tour summaries, which counts only part of the broader touring cycle. The 250-show figure belongs specifically to the dedicated Wherever We May Roam Tour article’s infobox.