Robert Trujillo
Bass player for Metallica
Bass player for Metallica
A prominent bass player and songwriter, Trujillo joined the heavy metal band Metallica in 2003. Prior to Metallica, Trujillo was a member of the bands Suicidal Tendencies and Ozzy Osbourne's band, contributing to their distinctive sounds. His style blends funk and heavy metal techniques, and he has been involved in various music projects throughout his career. Trujillo has also contributed to film soundtracks and participated in numerous tours and recordings with Metallica, helping to solidify the band's position in rock history.
Joined Metallica in 2003
Played on the album 'Death Magnetic'
Featured in the film 'Metallica: Through the Never'
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