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LOTB original setlist will certainly be more fitting with a 50th anniversary tour than the next one. In fact, LOTB 2018 is probably among the top 3 or 5 Maiden tours ever.

Trace your way back 50 years Tailgunner confirmed /s

They haven't. It was rehearsed for Maiden England in 2012 but then dropped for ATSS. Nicko has played it recently with his band, though.

Thought about that as well.

Are we even sure this will be in the official artwork of the tour or is it just used to promote this specific Italian show? It may still be something put there by the italian promoters after reading the description of the tour.

Crazy if you think about it. 2nd leg in 2007, 2009 and 2017. 3rd leg in 2014. Played after show number one in 2010.

I wouldn't say they'll necessarily play songs from all albums until FOTD, the art just means that all songs will be from that era. I honestly can't see anything out of NPFTD being played. Killers would be almost a lock if Nicko could play it.

I'd agree but I don't see Nicko playing Wicker Man anymore, sadly. I do think they might dust off the title track instead.

He's a Maiden fan from Croatia that helped Paul quite a lot with his help problems, if I reckon well he started a crowdfunding for his surgery and also gave a lot of support during his recovery. He's also Paul's manager for his solo career now and was the one that pushed a lot for their meeting...

I definitely didn't expect when I woke up today that I would be reading a breakdancer's analysis of Janick's stage moves. But I agree, I love his stage presence. Welcome to the forum!

I for one am pretty sad he didn't keep the Santa Claus playing guitar line in Brave New World...

Jerusalem was on The Best of Bruce Dickinson, I think the other two weren't released.

Imagine how crazy would be saying this 2 years ago. Not only was Alex finally played live but there's an actual chance it is kept for another tour.

I can see Alex being kept for a greatest hits tour next year, albeit a bit unlikely.

Gates of Urizen played in Brasilia tonight.

SBIT was Powerslave heavy, Maiden England was 7th Son heavy, LOTB was kinda POM heavy (2 deep cuts, album most featured) and now The Future Past. I could see them going back to a Powerslave theme, specially because the other golden era album is always well represented and also could have 'deep'...

I think that Rime will probably be back in 2025 as well, as the centerpiece of the possible stadium tour. 7th Son is possible but less likely, I would say. As for the rest, I think it'll probably be a LOTB situation with some classics, deep cuts from the 80s and some songs from post-reunion...

Yeah, I also think Maiden's stage show is perfect for arenas and very underwhelming in stadiums, even more so in daylight, if we're thinking of a summer tour.

And honestly, they might have not sold out Twickenham but it was still pretty damn full. Considering the Olympic Stadium is like 20k seats smaller, I'd say they would be able to fill it. I think it would be nice for them to do a concert at West Ham's stadium for the sentimental value it would hold.