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You think so? Their last album with only songs from before the reunion. The songs after that are irrelevant and can be ignored. I would find that totally inappropriate and a pity.

That is what I meant with marketing strategy. The way the tour was announced makes people who didn't want to see them or were still on the fence want to see them again in 2026.

I agree. That would be such a serious decision that it would not be hinted at so playfully if it had been decided. But, as I said, this hint is not stupid from a marketing perspective.

From a band marketing perspective, it wouldn't be stupid to hint - without confirming it or lying - that nothing else might happen after 2026. Then fans will be even more eager to see the 2026 tour.

Aha! A break from the road, not a break...

Haha, no, but an interview with Adrian could be added, so that the whole thing becomes a bigger report.

At least now you won't make fun of my posts anymore. ;):p

Postponed to the issue after the next one.

British Lion playing "Paradise" in Saarbrücken, Germany.

What do you think? Screenshot of the event alert on the German ticket site "MyTicket.de".

Management made this suggestion, and Nicko and Bruce said, “With this guy? No way!” Then management said, “ And what if you go home with a nice chunk of cash?” (Just kidding.)

It's great that he was able to find band members that function so well together— that's harder than some people think.

In such a long interview, it's more likely that you might accidentally let something slip that could give clues about plans, e.g., a new Maiden album. Unfortunately, I don't have much time at the moment. Does he say anything about science? I'm still curious about the answers given in his...

He is Rod Smallwood's son.

Early October, as far as we know. The next issue of Metal Hammer Germany will feature an interview with the project coordinator, Ben Smallwood.

That's Leana? Good, I almost thought Bruce would be confronted by her now, with the question who was walking around in that room. :D

It might be a good time now for Blaze to hint in interviews that work on it is underway again, but I wouldn't be surprised either if he told you that he has completely different priorities now.

The publicist/management apparently had stated what questions were off limits. But I often wish that more follow-up questions would be asked. For example, how did Bruce come to change his opinion about guest musicians so drastically? There were guest musicians on “The Mandrake Project,” and...

You can also see Blaze at this charity concert. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3dpzkyp850o

Oh no, they're planning to retire! :D;)