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Split. They love rehearsing there and I think they own/collaborate with whoever owns the place. Also, tour will start in that area.

vip tickets - they will never sold out

There are around 400 tickets for the pitch

There is some kind of church/building in ruins on the left and some japanese structure on the right

the lack of pyramids in the artwork makes me think it won't be played

The only shows which are not going to sell out are Stockholm 1 and Bremen. Show that could come close but not sell out are Paris 2, Padova and Gelsenkirchen. The rest will easily sell out in the coming months.

At this point you're just proving that you don't know what you're talking about: one day you blame Rod for Maiden's (non-existing) flops and one day you (rightfully) praise him.

BTW, all the talks about Rod being a bad manager make no sense. Maiden is probably the less commercial Metal band ever. Not just because of their music but also due to the way they approach things. Yet, they're still getting bigger year after year and most importantly they became bigger than...

I know ;)

I was a bitdisappointed in The Future Past Tour (production and sound wise), so I'm more than excited for this tour.

Funny that this is coming from the only person who keeps bringing them in.

I'm pretty sure they will play Europe next year. Not as extensively but I would say a couple of stadiums here and there + all the major festivals. Easy money.

Not sure they will ever catch up with Metallica in the US. Not even Rammstein could. Next year Maiden will play the usual venues as always

Like Metallica thought they could sell out 2 stadiums per weekend and they've ended up selling almost less than Maiden? Metallica is bigger all over the world, but Maiden is catching up quickly.

Like a 90% sold out tour could be a miss.

What there is to see?

Mine is the official boxscore of the show

They had an overbooking situation in 2018, but in 2022 they've barely sold 26k

I don't think they ever had 55k in Athens.