“Metal.Rocks” is expanding its presence in the international FAST market and is now also available via LG Channels. Initially, the 24/7 channel can be viewed in Australia and New Zealand on the streaming platform from LG Electronics. Availability via LG Channels is set to be gradually expanded to additional countries. With its inclusion in the LG Channels lineup, “Metal.Rocks” is tapping into two additional international markets and consistently continuing to expand its global distribution. The launch in Australia and New Zealand is being supported by accompanying social media and marketing campaigns.

“Metal.Rocks” presents a curated lineup from the world of metal and rock around the clock. This includes music videos, live concert recordings, and documentaries, as well as regular features on new releases. The lineup is curated daily and supplemented weekly with new content and highlights. Interviews, original programming, and reports from festivals and concerts are also planned for the future.

At the heart of “Metal.Rocks” is the idea of an international music channel by fans, for fans. The programming reflects the diversity of the rock and metal scene and brings together established artists and bands with new acts and various subgenres.

About LG Channels

LG Channels is the free, ad-supported streaming TV service (FAST) from LG Electronics, integrated directly into LG’s webOS ecosystem. The service is currently available in 37 countries and features more than 5,000 channels worldwide across genres such as movies, TV series, music, sports, news, and lifestyle.

On compatible LG Smart TVs, LG Channels can be accessed directly through the webOS user interface. No separate subscription is required. Since its launch in 2015, LG has continuously expanded the service internationally, adding new channels, content, and markets to its offering.

Metal.Rocks on LG Channels - for fans, by fans

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