What was the name of Metallica’s 1991–1993 concert tour supporting The Black Album?

Metallica’s 1991–1993 concert tour supporting The Black Album was the Wherever We May Roam Tour.

The tour began in 1991 after the album’s release and was built around Metallica’s sudden rise to arena- and stadium-level popularity. It covered North America, Europe, Mexico, Asia, Australasia, and South America, making it one of the band’s most extensive touring periods.

The concerts generally had no opening act and were promoted as “An Evening with Metallica.” Shows typically lasted about three hours and combined Black Album songs with material from the band’s first four records. The stage included moving drum platforms and a fan area known as the Snakepit.

The tour’s name is sometimes confused with the title “Wherever I May Roam,” one of the album’s songs. The tour article notes that band members used both forms in interviews, but the official concert-tour title is Wherever We May Roam.