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Just did a conversion and yeah, it looks like it's close. 100 F is 38 C.

Kansas City show was amazing last night, though the heat was excessively uncomfortable and maybe even dangerous to some. Not only was it around 100 F outside, but apparently at the request of the band the AC inside the arena was turned off all night. This created a very hot and stuffy...

Yep, can confirm that as well. Seen them twice and both times it was identical. Ghost went on at 7:30pm to the minute. Played for about 45 minutes. Then there was a half-hour set up for Maiden. Doctor Doctor started around 8:50-55.

I won FTTB for St. Louis!

Congrats! I'm hoping to win it at least once... applied for it four times so far and never was chosen. Hoping my luck is strong in St. Louis... the pit area is VERY small and can maybe hold only a few hundred people. Much better odds than like an arena floor that can hold a thousand plus.

Hard to say, especially since you're show has those two extra bands. I know in Nashville, the show had a 7:30 start time to which Ghost started exactly to the minute. They played for about 45-50 minutes until 8:15-8:20. To which the stage swap occured. Iron Maiden started around 8:50-55.

I always like to take a realistic crack at these setlist threads. Since the US was skipped over when they did the The Final Frontier 2011 tour, I may be a bit biased with it being more Final Frontier heavy than the other albums... I also may exclude Book of Souls since they would have just done...

The fact that they gave Minnesota one is perhaps a good indication. There wasn't one in Nashville that I saw, just the general US tour shirt (which was the same as last year). My hopes are raised a bit.

Still hoping they give St. Louis an event shirt... such a missed opportunity with the Gateway Arch as a monument. Plus the fact that it's my hometown, and that they've only been here twice in the past sixteen years. Would love to be able to acquire such a memento.

In Nashville, Bruce was very hard to hear during some of the songs. I was about ten feet from the stage, so I don't know if that has anything to do with it. But Nicko and all of the guitars sounded good, but it was hard to understand Bruce at certain points (like, if i hadn't already known the...

All jokes and speculation aside, this sounds like a reasonable and realistic scenario of the time Iron Maiden have left.

Similar to mine, except it was with The Trooper and Guitar Hero 2. Back in 2006, I joined all of my friends at the start of the guitar/music genre of gaming and impulse bought Guitar Hero 2. I had enjoyed music up until then, listening to various groups such as Rammstein, Quiet Riot, Metallica...

I've seen Maiden eight times in the past nine years. Will be seeing three more of their shows this June/July. And while I may always wish for a better setlist than they deliver (who wouldn't, really? Any die-hard fan would call for their rarer songs to be played live), it is in no way a deciding...

No worries. It was more a joke than anything. Metallica concert I won't be anywhere near close to the stage, but will be on the floor for two of the Maiden shows. I will take necessary precautions.

Didn't they also play The Fallen Angel during a few of those final Brave New World dates in 2001? At least in Argentina I think, as I remember watching the video.

If Eternity Should Fail Speed of Light Wrathchild Children of the Damned Death or Glory The Red and the Black The Trooper Powerslave The Great Unknown The Book of Souls Fear of the Dark Iron Maiden Number of the Beast Blood Brothers Wasted Years

Not too bad. Hallowed is one of my favorites, but if it's for the reason that Bruce struggles singing it, I understand why it was removed. Wrathchild is a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one. Only seen it live once, in 2010. Again, would have rather had Man of Sorrows or Shadows of the...

I thought the same thing when I heard the news... that'd be awesome. One of my favorites from the album.

I love The Red and the Black. It's funny though too, because on the album I always considered it a "meh" song. But seeing it live in Tulsa 2016 blew me away. They absolutely nailed it, and the part of the crowd I happened to be in was really into it. And so I was excited to see it again in...