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While I don't agree with the doomsday prophet here, I am a bit baffled by some of the venues they have chosen for next year. In particular France seems very optimistic, and they haven't exactly had a very promising start to the sales. Lyon will be tough to get even close to a sell out the way...

Maiden sold more tickets in 2025 than for the entire Future Past tour.

London was sold out. You can't fit 80,000 people with Maiden's stage configuration.

A gut feeling.

Some talk on the FC that the US leg will be a bit shorter than usual.

First option, but I think a lineup change is quite likely. You could argue they hinted at studio time in the tour announcement, but it could simply be that they will be back on the road in 28 for one final tour.

No Blood of the Nations?

The Paris shows from this summer. And knowing Maiden, they will use footage from every show from the Run For Your Lives tour 2025-26.

The Paris and Lyon shows are off to a very slow start sales-wise. Wonder if they got too ambitious with those two since they already played to over 100,000 this summer.

Dave has sounded much more inspired on the last couple of tours. I think from 2022 onwards he was more motivated.

Maiden's rule. Bruce has had several back to back shows with only one day off after on his current tour.

Not Greenfield. Doesn't fit into the schedule.

I have no idea.

Saw someone mention November. Next year that is.

Hellfest much more likely.

1. Wasted Years 2. Alexander the Great 3. Stranger in a Strange Land 4. Caught Somewhere in Time 5. The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner 6. Sea of Madness 7. Heaven Can Wait 8. Deja Vu The album grew on me during the Future Past period.

Amsterdam sold out in minutes. Roughly 15,000 tickets.

Sweden Rock and Hellfest left I think. I can see a show being added before Athens, but I am leaning towards Athens opening the tour. Although I was told the tour would start much earlier, but that info included Romania earlier than it is.

Rock For People it is.

Got my ticket for Paris. GA €90. I would say that's not bad at all. Yea.. But the Norwegian krone is really weak these days. I miss the days when one euro was below 8 NOK. It's around 12 now. But I can't say I react if beer prices are around 8-9 euros. That's... normal.