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Allianz Stadium in Sydney has a 35/37k capacity for shows. Probably a bit less for Maiden. Melbourne's AAMI Park as a 30k capacity with seated GA, meaning it can be 35k for Maiden. Maiden uniteD is playing Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra. There is a stadium in Canberra which for live shows...

I don't have the numbers under my nose but I seem to remember it was fast and possibly their best turnout for that venue

2017 was very fast

Here we go. They already have sold 16k.

The lawn is 15k tickets at least. It would be like announcing a 2nd stadium show just because some sections in the first level have sold out. There is no demand for a 2nd show

Why they should add a 2nd Chicago date when the first one won't sell out?

People wants shows to be announced 2 years earlier to complain about how early those shows were announced

And how exactly the other bands have been able to play at that festival last year? lol

If they're going to play that Good Thing festival, then they will announce those shows in August.

Both had sold out shows for months and a demand which Maiden surely don't have now

This is the first time you write something that actually makes sense. That was my idea before seeing that they would finish SA up in early november. Doubtful they would go from Chile to Japan and then go back to Oceania, and it should be a long run of shows in Japan to end up in Australia in...

Not for Oceania. Less people, less international acts.

But not a big market.

I highly doubt a full arena tour can justify the costs of going down there. If you take in account that they just visited it (more or less) and that Foo Fighters will rob them of several thousands tickets, then it's not that impossible that they scrapped the idea.

I never took a moment to check the Foo Fighter's dates. It's the same exact time frame as Maiden's. At this point a return there is highly unlikely.

If they play there (who knows, they might skip it altogether and just go to Japan), I'm sure something will change from the usual route. Arenas shows are probably not enough to justify a coming down there anymore.

I think it was just for the 2nd Sydney show, sure as hell not for NZ. The fact they played one show instead of two has nothing to do with the popularity, as the time before that they sold out both shows in advance (although the boxscore for one of the two was extremely low and not sold out, but...

Totally untrue, last NZ show sold out on march 21st 2024, while the show happened on september 16th. There were 6 side view tickets available on may 8th. In 2016 they sold out both shows in advance as well. Actually, it makes more sense for them to attempt a stadium in NZ than in Australia...

Based on that they shouldn't have done 90% of the stadiums that now they sell out easily. Not saying they will attempt stadiums (not in every market at least), but some results from 17 years ago have no meaning nowadays