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Personally, the only reason why they sound old is quite frankly Nicko. They're all performing particularly well. But, it's the drumming that is letting the performances down. The drum lines are simplified, timing is off, and the intensity isn't there anymore. Making the gigs sound really thin...

Bloody hell, watching that you can really sense the loss of power and impact in Nicko's drumming. Such a shame, I wish we had the first leg of The Future Past tour in 2022 now. I think we just have to accept this is what Nicko is capable of now.

Rubber bullets. Tear gas. Water cannons. Batons. Every single one. These people need a taste of the "police brutality" they so desperately wish on the average brown skinned person.

Yeah, if there's going to be a 2025 tour, I don't think it will be with Nicko. Unless they either resign to the fact that the overall performance will not sound as good as it should, or tailor the setlist that matches his abilities.

I know it's a running joke with bands like Quo saying "this the final tour for reals this time", but when Rossi is getting into his late 70s, every tour could be last tour. So I'm very glad I got to see them for the first time in Wolverhampton the other week, it was a lot of fun!

As much as I'd love to see The Wicker Man back, I think poor Nicko's foot would set on fire now during the chorus.

I'm sure I've said it before, but I don't think there is a single person in this world who want to see Maiden at Download again. Not Maiden fans, or regular Download goers, everyone is tired of them. I think Andy Copping has cottoned onto the fact that he can't rely on legacy headliners (as much...

I did Dublin last year from the UK. Definitely would recommend, the crowd was amazing.

They did a proper UK tour in 2017 and 2018. It'd be nice to not have to wait years again between UK tours.

Because punching in a few prompts is not art.

Only been to a few gigs this year so far, compared to last year. 13/01 - Bring Me The Horizon, Manchester 10/02 - Evil Scarecrow, Nottingham 19/03 - Judas Priest, Birmingham 23/03 - Creeper, Sheffield 07/05 - Tenacious D, Birmingham 11/05 - Incineration Festival, London 16/05 - Bruce...

Steve Harris before learning what a mixing desk was:(

Between A Matter of Life and Death, and The Book of Souls for me. A Matter of Life of death because of the novelty of the whole whole album being played in full, and also I loved the look of the stage with the big fuck off search lights and the Tank Eddie with the tracks built into the set...

After hearing how it sounded in 2022, I never want to hear Aces High ever again quite frankly.

"I don't know what the Portuguese is, but shut the fucking door"

To be fair, at this point the Somewhere Back in Time tour could be old enough to be considered for a nostalgia tour.

They did on the Give Me Ed tour in 2003 :)

2 Minutes to Midnight could work in the same vain as The Wicker Man. Opening the show with a spotlight on H playing the opening riff and the rest of the band coming in with some pyro. I can see it.