What was the name of the concert tour that directly supported Metallica's The Black Album?

The Wherever We May Roam Tour directly supported Metallica's The Black Album.

The tour began in 1991 and continued into 1993, with 250 listed shows. It followed the band's European Monsters of Rock appearances and a Day on the Green performance, then moved through arenas and stadiums across multiple regions. The tour title is based on the Black Album song “Wherever I May Roam,” although band members sometimes referred to it as the Wherever I May Roam Tour.

The shows combined new material with songs from Metallica's first four studio albums. A distinctive stage design surrounded a central audience area known as the Snakepit, allowing selected fans to stand inside the performance space. The band also billed many concerts as “An Evening with Metallica,” without an opening act.

The tour name is often confused with Nowhere Else to Roam, which followed it in 1993, or the later co-headlining Guns N' Roses/Metallica Stadium Tour. Those were related periods of promotion, but the direct Black Album tour was the Wherever We May Roam Tour.