Recent content by Nomadd

The extreme flop is for sure, predictable.

Yeah, sales must be incredible, not to mention Mexico City.

Maybe a little, but we will see the truth when the tour starts, and month after month, we'll know attendance results even from live reports.

As Adrian said, it all depends on their health and the fans' support. If people turn their back on Maiden, the popularity of the band declines (2026 is very likely), and there wouldn't be a reason for touring and recording. The next album could be a big flop and artistic embarrassment. From the...

Generally, the seating plans at the theatres I checked in many places in the EU, for example. Maybe something will change just before the screenings. They try to promote the events with offering the fans special cinema posters. But just spoil the dots with "not-so-good" sales of the 2026 tour...

I think he refers to S/K talking about 1 or 2 albums.

Extremely expensive for Maiden, anyway.

Announcing more shows would be extremely weird if we consider the sales results, unless they're going to play for an empty stadium. Two nights in São Paulo were too much, especially if we remember they just sold out Allianz Parque twice back in December of 2024.

Probably they've announced the documentary to increase ticket sales, but (as we see) the cinemas are going to be empty. They should put the documentary on platforms first, to promote the band's anniversary and tour. The cinema screenings were not necessary or important for the fans, especially...

Absolutely, but the current sales show the end of their prosperity.

The ticket sales are the most important thing for every artists especially if you're touring stadiums around the world with a 50th Anniversary and big promises from managers. We're talking about sales of almost every tour since the reunion, current topic is nothing new. But the problem is on the...

But it was last year, I'm talking about sales of the forthcoming 2026 dates. Many things have changed.

No, but years ago, Maiden was in the other place. People really needed them; the 2026 tour shows an opposite tendency - IM needs people to buy their tickets. There are many cities where sales are under expectations, especially the double dates, which were generally unnecessary and look poor...

The economic situation isn't good either. Most people don't think about buying tickets, hard times.

Man, as usual, you are taking your figures from nothing, and after some time, you ADMIT the next show/festival is selling poorly. Many shows on this tour are "selling poorly", including the territories where Iron Maiden were "big". How could we tell about 2026 being a success, as 58 shows can...