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Great! It'd be my wet dream!

A little disappointing but... realistic as hell. Congrats!

So, this one would be absolutely blast!

The X-Factour 1995: 1 Brave New World Tour 2000: 1 Eddie Rips Up the World 2005: 1 A Matter of Life and Death Tour 2007: 1 Somewhere Back in Time Tour 2008: 1 The Final Frontier World Tour 2011: 1 Maiden England World Tour 2013: 1 The Book of Souls World Tour 2016: 1 Legacy of the Beast World...

Exactly, Rod is an old-fashioned Englishman; he didn't say it straightforwardly from the heart, but we all know the sense.

The option with 2027 EU dates instead of 2026 is in the cards, too. As the press release suggested, I just wanted to schedule EU dates in 2026, making the tour span two consecutive years, 2025/26.

There are markets they won't visit this year: Balkans, Turkey, Greece etc., if the tour became an event once in the lifetime (as they promised), many people would be interested to see it again in some countries where they do indoors this year.

So my friends, what do you think about my prediction?

So, maybe they planned Run For Your Lives as the global stadium (generally) tour, including: 2025: 32 shows in EU/UK (stadiums/arenas/festivals) 2026: 44 shows (12 in EU/UK - festivals/stadiums; 15 USA/CAN/MEX - stadiums, festivals, some arenas; 9 S. AM - stadiums/festivals; 8 ASIA/OCE - open...

I think so, and there's a Global Merchandising article about promotional efforts related to 2025/26 tour. And we may read about European and U.S. stadium tour...

They promised something special, like never before. I think (if) they wanna make RfyL Tour as something to remember, the book, documentary, pop-ups, many other attractions - the tour is a clue. I predict they'll use a lot of screens, elaborate lights, no backdrops this time.

Exactly, IF they do what they promised, the good old hits should be the feast for the audience's ears and eyes, but if they just tell what some people wanted to hear, finally let the fans down and make them turn their backs on Irons. Somehow a risky situation.

Exactly, Bruce and Rod mentioned that in a tour preview last year. According to them, the special effects will bring new life to the songs and give the fans a whole new level of live show experience. So, this time we may see something like a greatest hits of an era (1980 - 1992) with digitalized...

Iron Maiden announced this tour as (not only) the most spectacular and elaborate in their history, but a really 'big tour'. If so, we may expect more dates in 2026 (if not an additional leg planned for 2027). If they wanna reduce the touring period to two years (2025/26), we should expect more...

The walking Eddie is a must—it's Iron Maiden's tradition. They'll use two, and the tour poster figure will be the one, IM should recreate walking Eddie-Mummy as a tribute for the Powerslave/LaD era. And I can imagine the big one will be a pharaoh. :)

They've done that many times in the past, even R+ used to rehearse indoors before the stadium tour.

So, it would be a surprise for sure :)

Probably they know the whole production, just the final rehearsals.

They'll start the 2026 tour in June with European Dates, North America is next - a long tour with circa 30 gigs. The Latin and South America is next (10 dates or so). They might recap the tour with a short Asia/Oceania leg, some dates at bigger venues than usual. From June until the beginning of...

Colombia and the other S. Am countries will be in October for sure. They could start with Asia/Oceania in May or close the tour with that leg, who knows.