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Pantera was groove metal, which was relatively something new back in the day, but Metallica in the 90s - they transformed themselves into a radio-friendly hard rock/alternative rock act with make-ups and fancy clothes. I perfectly remember that period, especially when Urlich said, "Don't call us...

I hope they'll cut the prices a month or two before the event. I don't think they will add some hot names to the bill. If the show ended with some 30k in attendance, it would be catastrophic for an event of this range.

As you said, now the sales must be around 30/40k, which forced them to be more and more active to promote the event.

Man, I don't insult you; just don't do the same to me, please! We're talking, try to be polite, especially for a much older person than you, OK!

Yes, their tours were a success, but (as we see) many changes haven't been accepted by the fans, not only Nicko's departure.

The best decision would be to cancel the event "due to logistical problems" and open a pop-up "Eddie Museum - Emporium" in London. They should be booked as Download headliner instead of Knebworth.

Wow! And finally you've told that! Not me! Yes, it must be a total flop and (probably) even their management doesn't believe in the success of this event. They have rebranded a gig to "festival". Honestly, it's a very bad PR for the band with their status. It's not the only show scheduled for...

Maybe they will add something (bands, artists).

Exactly, maybe something went wrong with relations between musicians? I can't find this kind of silence comfortable.

It's the bigger problem. I'm a fan for a long, long time, and I would like to know all dates of the current tour, especially if they said they are going to announce those this year. The other thing is the documentary. Last March, they announced their plans, and a year later, we know nothing...

Germany and Slovakia.

I'm waiting for an announcement to see the size of the venues they've hired.

You're right, but this waiting without any hint is nothing short of annoying.

And I've realized Simon Dawson will be 72 in 2030. They could tour since 2028 to 2030, and finish their career with a special gig.

I've thought about Maiden's next step(s) lately. This year is generally about the tour around the world, and probably next year they will release a live album and a movie. I wouldn't be surprised if they use a documentary as the main topic of the 2028 tour and promotion. If they were to decide...

Di'Anno's documentary will be released this Summer. An official statement was released some weeks ago. I think Maiden's will be seen in 2027: this and live DVD/Album.

Only the Asian and Oceania dates last for the announcement. Who knows, maybe they decided to quit the tour plans in these territories, when the tour is selling much more slowly than a year ago? They should announce the dates even in January; now we have the middle of February and still nothing...

Yeah, I remember Bruce mentioned something about being back to Australia and Japan "very soon". Yeah, they might announce two or three shows in India, and after a 17-year break, the demand should be OK.

Could you remind us when it was?

If not, I doubt the announcement of Asian dates at all.