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I think they'll stick to the usual summer/fall schedule for 2026 and that'll be similar to 2024 where it'll be Oceania/Asia/Americas crammed into one itinerary.

Stage crew either going to get their cardio in this tour or the stage is going to be predominantly 'digital.' (Minus the backdrops, I hope)

I think it might be more with Adrian/Bruce/Steve wanting to be more musically active while recognizing the Maiden machine can't run more than four months out of a year without burning the band and the public out.

The Future Past was very well the Senjutsu Tour, just with a specific retro angle to it. Interested to see what Priest does on their opening night tomorrow considering they're plugging Invincible Shield as well as celebrating Painkiller's 35th.

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/eu-china-start-talks-lifting-eu-tariffs-chinese-electric-vehicles-handelsblatt-2025-04-10/ Perhaps not exactly 'USA Politics', but with the US becoming unreliable in terms of fiscal policy and trade policy, expect others to shore up...

Oh, I don't mean I'm angling for them to be like the forefront of pop culture right now, but to have exposure in traditional media like TV or movies is fun to see as a fan.

Yup. Maiden in the mainstream? I'll take it.

No, it's not a 'could be.' Trump's own words said he had to reverse because people were getting afraid and 'queasy.' He was willing to stomach stock market drops, but as soon as news comes out that there's trouble afoot in the bond market, he folds. If people were offering deals, why'd he not...

Yeah, but I don't think the documentary was necessarily meant for us anyway.

What a comical qualifier. When asked to provide the list of the countries that reached out for details, the White House punted. Just as was the case for the initial round of tariffs on Canada and Mexico, the reversal was made without concessions from any other country. The White House merely...

Market giving back its 3% gain.

Sold a good chunk of my portfolio assets at a gain a few weeks back and it's currently sitting in cash. Not touching it for any sort of rise knowing the headwinds that still lay ahead. It's like that brief meteoric rise yesterday that was a result of traders going off a tweet suggesting there...

Fifth year as a president and tenth a political candidate but he's certain he'll get it right at some point.

His loyalists implies they'd be loyal to him and not the country or world economy. Which is the point of appointing loyalists.

From the musicians' perspective, it's their job to play the music. As long as the checks clear, I'm sure they're happy. I don't think Dave's sitting in Hawaii in December going "We really ought to be re-inventing the wheel right now."

Yeah, I don't get it. They're a commercial juggernaut playing non-commercial music.

The US's manufacturing dominance after World War II? The infrastructure of the country was intact in comparison to Europe and Asia being ravaged by war on their soil. With that, the US had the head start of head starts to keep building its post-war economy. The external factors then compared to...

Because it's hideously dumb policy. Please explain how it would work in the US's favor.

You've got China, Japan and South Korea agreeing to cooperation against the United States's tariff push. Knowing those countries respective histories with each other, that's massive. The first Trump administration pushed tariffs against China and blew a gigantic hole in the US's agricultural...

I've been getting the feeling that the band might try to push for stadiums (maybe not fully) in North America once Run For Your Lives makes its way over here. If the documentary does well enough, they can ride the Netflix wave to maybe get the interest to book those venues. Worked for Motley...