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One year ago before the 1st gig on the tour I told you what the encores will look like. I don't have the desire to convince you in any matter. I'm not sure if the person who told me the title would be comfortable with me sharing it with other people. The bonus song wasn't a rarity but a rather...

Not a deep cut by any means ;)

If my source is correct, it didn't make it to the final version of the setlist tho. I could be wrong, we'll see about that.

At this point it'd be just cruel not to play Alexander after putting him on the t-shirt :lol:

I doubt that the person who runs their social media profiles knows anything about the new setlist. Aces High is an evergreen and it was played in 2025, so it's a safe choice to put it in the background.

I think they were sued a few years later. They brought HBTN back in 2016 - and replaced it in 2017 because of the Beckett controversy.

But AtSS was also featured in the early version of the setlist. I've always thought that it did replace ID, but this picture says the opposite. Both were meant to be performed on the tour. Just to make this clear, I'm not saying they'd play both AH and ID. I was thinking about ID replacing AH.

Tailgunner is about bombers, Aces High is about Spitfires. The video wouldn't match the theme of the song - and I don't believe that Bruce would let this happen ;) Infinite Dreams is basically confirmed now. I guess that there'll be another change, although I'm expecting an evergreen, not a...

Changing the setlist would be a wise move in the context of the French gig, which is supposed to be filmed and later released as the (potentially) last Iron Maiden DVD. Look, the current setlist is fine, especially for the newer fans... But at the same time, it's very similar to Flight 666. For...

Oh, there'd be nothing wrong with playing Alexander again. But I just think it'd be too soon. I don't recall any situation like that. When they dust off a rarity, it has to wait a few years for another chance to be performed live. Althought I might be wrong, perhaps there's been a case that...

Tbh I wouldn't pay too much attention to the fact that Bruce mentioned Athens. The journalist asked him about the setlist for Knebworth. Bruce's response was basically "Well, we start the tour earlier, in a different city - look at the setlist from the first gig and you'll have your answer"...

I gotta say that the band deserves praise for revisiting , but the setlist looks pretty good. I'm not happy with the fact that , but other than that, it's a cool setlist. It was a festival date, so the final setlist might be a bit longer. Yesterday they played a club show and it was 1h40 long...

Eh, a DotF & SfV tour is - at this point - a rather impossible scenario, in my opinion. At the moment they're recording vocals for the 20th album, it seems that the whole thing is going to be finished surprisingly soon. They won't be on tour post-September (that's when Richie wants to play with...

Jack does, in fact, play at larger venues, but on his upcoming tour he’ll be performing at clubs - which is something he’s done before. It goes without saying that these concerts will sell out (and some already have). However, it doesn’t matter whether he plays there because of the interest in...

Jack White? I'm going to see him in June. Paid MUCH less for the ticket than I always pay for Priest's shows. Unlike Priest, Jack plays at clubs, not arenas. There's no way he makes more money than Priest.

Artists like Bruce Springsteen, Jack White, Pearl Jam and Metallica release live albums from literally every concert they play. The fact that Priest have Andy on board makes the entire technical process of working on this kind of release much easier for them. Even the Hellfest concert could have...

It's a pointless release, but it's possible that the songs featured on the album appear in the movie. However, I find it funny that Rob says there'll be no new live album since they aren't profitable... While this compilation is supposed to be profitable. It makes no sense, but then again, I...

I wouldn't say that the music Priest were making in the 70s was inspired by Black Sabbath. They certainly admired Sabbath since they were into what the quartet and it was definitely inspiring to see other guys from Birmingham become a big band. But songwriting wise, I don't see too many...

The 70s era really grew on me after a few years of listening to Priest. It's true, it was different than what came later. I still consider DotF and Painkiller the band's greatest records, but the vibe of the early records is just unique. I have no doubt that - in the context of the music itself...

We'll see how the idea works, but I was hoping for... Hmmm, less random guests. I don't have anything against Drover, but what does he have to do with Accept? Inviting Kaufmann would be great.