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Not going to be a problem as Nicko will be replaced by then. Future Past was performance wise their worst tour.

Where Eagles Dare Wrathchild The Trooper 2 Minutes to Midnight Bring Your Daughter Wasted Years Infinite Dreams Rime of the Ancient Mariner Run To The Hills Powerslave Phantom of the Opera The Evil That Men Do Fear of the Dark Iron Maiden Encore: 15. The Number of the Beast 16. Hallowed Be Thy...

Yupp, no tour fully devoted to a new album since 2016/2017. Happy I was a fan back when tours were mainly based on new albums. A Matter of Life and Death era, new album every third year and well thought out history tours in between - peak reunion era.

Wasting Love has become very popular on streaming services, so I'm sure the younger generation would be familiar with it.

I'm going with Tailgunner, Bring Your Daughter and Afraid to Shoot Strangers! Excluding Fear of the Dark because this will be a hits heavy tour anyway :)

I think the biggest surprise for us is the inclusion of songs from No Prayer for the Dying and Fear of the Dark on the upcoming tour. For the Run For Your Lives tour, which tracks from these albums do you think will be in the setlist? I believe the most likely number is two, but I’ve set a max...

I believe 'Afraid to Shoot Strangers' would have been more likely to be played if it hadn't been performed back in 2014. Without the 2014 performances it would have been the first time since 1998! Then again, they had two Blaze tracks for both LOTB setlist versions. So who knows..

Bring Your Daughter... and Fear of the Dark from the '90s albums is a done deal, but adding more than that from NPFTD and FOTD would be one of the biggest setlist surprises in Iron Maiden history.

It would be nice with another British Lion album to fill out the set. Some of those songs from the self titled album needs to retire from the set!

Intersection where Dennis Wilcock invited Bob Sawyer to audition for Iron Maiden Address: Intersection of Sewardstone Rd and Lea Valley Rd Description: Bob Sawyer quote: "I had also been in a band named Nitro with Den Wilcock who by 1976 was fronting Iron Maiden. In December 1976 I was no longer...

With the right vocal approach, this is how it could have sounded in the '90s: The industry's secret was that the company where Blaze reported costs for Iron Maiden was incorporated on November 16th, 1993, so most of us fact checked this back then.

I think it's safe to say we'll have a new drummer in the band before that happens sadly.

Had a quick look, isn't one of them drum tech/production manager Steve Gadd?

Let me start by saying that I have a lot of love for Blaze. However, his biggest challenge was his lack of technical preparation. Although he had time to train before hitting the road with the band, he struggled with some fundamental aspects of singing right from the start. His vocal range...

The Swan - pub where Rod Smallwood saw Iron Maiden, same night as Paul Di'Anno was arrested and Steve sung the set Address: 46 Hammersmith Broadway, Greater, London W6 0DZ Description: Iron Maiden’s history with The Swan pub marks a crucial chapter in their early career, showcasing their gritty...

He also saw the 2006 shows. There's a video where he tells a great story which includes him "stealing" beer from Rod, I'll see if I can find it.

Colden Fleece - pub where Dennis informed Clive of the vacant drummer position in Maiden Address: 167 Capel Rd Description: Dennis Stratton and Clive Burr shared a close bond that began in the mid-70s, often meeting at the Golden Fleece pub, nestled within Epping Forest in East London. This pub...

This is all from Google Maps. I had some great photos in an article I wrote 10 years ago, but unfortunately, it seems they are now lost. https://www.rocknytt.net/nyheter/11706-iron-maiden-1975-1981-hos-nunorna-i-poplar

Red Lion Pub in Leytonstone, where Steve Harris offered Paul Di'Anno an audition for Iron Maiden Address: 638 High Rd Leytonstone London Description: Trevor Searle, a friend of the band, heard a rumor that the legendary Iron Maiden was looking for a new singer. While both Paul and Loopy were...

Judas Priest tuned down and the result was one of the best live albums in metal - 98' Live Meltdown