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I don't know about several thousands, since there were only 404 seats unsold on June 21st. Anyway, production tickets are not taken in account for official boxscores, whether they're sold or not. There are some promoters/countries which release the full numbers on their own (always happen with...

In 99,9% of the shows production tickets released prior to show day ends up being unsold. They don't even show up in the boxscores (unless it's Sweden), because those tickets were booked already.

Production tickets. Nothing new under the sun. Even Coldplay and Taylor Swift have production tickets released close to show day. But you don't see their fans going around screaming "I knew it! It wasn't sold out! Such a low turnout!"

A close friend to Andy Copping said there were more than 5k, so probably the real number was more in the 75k region. It was the show with more comps since Cardiff 2017 (which is why the boxscore for that show is so low)

It's always funny to see completely ignorant people claiming they know better without any proof. The show was sold out, as the official report says. It has sold out "officialy" (which is when the initial amount of tickets released has been sold) on October 7th, 2024 on Ticketmaster (there were...

Imagine young normal people at a Maiden gig

What are you talking about? The show officialy sold out in less than 2 weeks, then it was all production holds and stuff like that for months (and it was all gone way before the show anyway).

People who go to multiple nights, especially on a whole UK leg, are a small percentage. This year they could've easily sell out 2 London Stadium.

To be fair, they never did these kinds of numbers in the past, so it wouldn't be too weird to see a 30k result. But yeah, if it's selling poorly for real then they would sell at least 35/40k.

Just my guess, but everything indicates they're not doing that good. Hopefully I'm wrong

You have to count and be "in the known" for GA pit. That being said, they're at around 3/4k tickets sold so far (counting resale tickets as well)

Yeah, I was talking about them doing London Stadium x2 instead of Knebworth

I remember the same kind of talks about one single London Stadium show right before the tour was announced.

It took more or less a week to sell out the stadium, with other ca 45k tickets sold for the rest of the UK. No doubt they could've sell out 2 shows there this year and next year.

They shouldn't have booked Knebworth in the first place. They could've sell out 2 London Stadium easily.

Knebworth must be selling really poorly. I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up with 30k. They got everything wrong with that one.

There were a lot less people than that, but that was 16 years ago

Probably the usual ones - Coldplay, Taylor Swift and so on. But they rarely played there, so surely Maiden has some big numbers that nobody has ever matched

The problem (if there is one) could be the Santiago's location. Fans are disappointed in the adjacent park to the stadium, and in 2022 they've skipped Chile altogether just because the stadium wasn't available. But it could also be that everything is going accordingly to plan. AC/DC shows are...

Sadly, yes. Not the biggest fan of Alexander here, but the fact they're sticking to the same old formula this time it's really beyond comprension.