I should probably rephrase my statement: I personally don’t like Wrathchild. Anytime it’s in the setlist in the 21st century it just feels like a filler song to me. I’d much rather them play a different Paul era song, like Purgatory, Prowler, Sanctuary, Transylvania+Strange World.
I will say...
I can interpret this two ways:
1. ‘No way, next year we all witness a brand new Tour.’ :rocker:
2. ‘No way [that] next year we all witness a brand new Tour.’ :nonono:
So which is it? I personally think that we will witness a brand new tour. :bigsmile:
I would just really like to hear Dance of Death and Rime live in my lifetime. I also wouldn’t mind some Still Life, Die With Your Boots On, Infinite Dreams, and more Brave New World and Dance of Death songs. Shiiit, I’d even be super stoked to hear Sun and Steel.
Just a fun side note, in 2019 there was a drunk guy in front of me head banging extremely hard to the middle section of FTGGoG. It made me very happy to see that. Who knows if he was a die hard Maiden fan or just a casual, but I’d like to believe the music was speaking to his casual heart :edmetal:
I think it’s important to note that Maiden have consistently created new and unique tours, themes, and ideas throughout the past 25 years. I’m confident that they won’t disappoint with a new tour with re-hashed ideas. They have something good up their sleeves.
I think it’s much more likely they do an X Factor 30th anniversary celebration tour, a Death on the Road 20th anni, or a Book of Souls 10th anniversary tour :innocent:
I would be fairly disappointed if they decided to revisit Live After Death for its 40th anniversary, but also wouldn’t be surprised. Somewhere Back in Time Again Tour. Maybe Live After Death related with a more career-spanning setlist.
Here is a potential 2025 “Hits Tour” setlist that perhaps they’ll do:
Prowler
Killers
The Number of the Beast
The Trooper
Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Brave New World
Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter
Only the Good Die Young
To Tame A Land
22 Acacia Avenue
Run to the Hills
Phantom of the...
Okay after listening more closely, I think I’m starting to notice spots where I can tell between older Bruce and more recent Bruce. Eternity Has Failed, the first verse is 2014 era and the second verse is definitely recent Bruce. Right?
Perhaps y’all have already pointed this out but I’m not...
Can’t wait for that one honestly. I love hearing live albums after the tours are over. Particularly because of the SiT songs and Hell On Earth. It will also be nice to not have so many repeated songs again (TNOTB, RTTH, HBTN, 2MTM)
I asked the same question:
As @Vaenyr said:
The middle instrumental section is taken from the same song the stolen lyrics in Hallowed Be Thy Name are from. There aren't any legal issues at the moment, but those could arise if they were to tour with that song.
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