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To be fair, this is probably Maiden’s first and last chance to step up into the stadium league in America. For American fans, I hope it pays off as otherwise the band may be more inclined to neglect the US if the can only do arenas there in the future whilst most of the rest of the world allows...

A second night in LA already suggests their ambition of upgrading venues is paying off in their traditional strong holds. Time will tell how they do in other markets in America.

Or, rather, they know what they can get their fans to pay money for. ;-) Which seems to be quite a lot of product with minimal effort when it comes to their back catalogue.

No, it was jot sold out. 69500 is significantly below capacity, and tickets were available on the day. I got my ticket literally a couple of hours before show time.

Maiden are still comfortably selling over 500,000 units per album, and much of that is on the more lucrative vinyl format. They also have reoccurring streams for any new album. Senjutsu probably made more than Virtual X11 in terms of revenue. And as others have said, there are also plenty of...

I think Maiden doing Knebworth is interesting. Knebworth is 120,000 capacity. And the band only did 69,500 tickets for the 80,000 capacity London Stadium this summer gone. Granted, they may have well sold out London if not for the additional UK arena shows. And next summer Knebworth will be...

“Decline in the States”? Their last studio album made number 1 on the Billboard Album Sales chart and hit number 3 on the main Billboard 200 album chart giving them a career best. That album also gave them their biggest ever hit on Mainstream Rock radio! And, on top of that, they are starting...