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In the UK, British Lion and Blaze Bayley play about the same venues, Nighttrain in Bradford, Southend in Chinnerys, Red Lion in Gravesend .

Your definition of what constitutes “high demand” isn’t clear to me. Even British Lion are playing small venues. Without artists touring this circuit, the club scene would be dead. There is demand for bands that can consistently fill clubs, and British Lion and Blaze Bayley clearly do exactly...

It’s not as if the live music scene is neatly divided into “high demand” and “low demand” across all genres and venues. There are many different setups, stadiums, theaters, clubs, along with different genres and very different approaches to touring. In Europe, if we focus on the metal scene at...

I think a Silicon Messiah-themed tour is the best possible introduction to Blaze Bayley’s catalog. That said, the Circle of Stone tour felt a bit short, only about 25 dates, before the Maiden and Silicon Messiah anniversary shows began. War Within Me received two tours, and although the...

He is doing like 40 Maiden themed shows this year, but I’m glad I’m seeing one of the Silicon Messiah shows.

I think this one is from June 15, 1993 so they still had the 27 and 28 August 1993 shows at Pinewood Studios to play with Bruce.

From Metal Archives (https://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Iron_Maiden/Ed_Hunter/12852): This is a three-disc video game and greatest hits package. Disc 2 contains the installation files for the video game, while Disc 3 includes the game itself. The tracks are sequenced according to the number...

Great article on the album: https://vinyl-records.nl/iron-maiden/iron-maiden-best-of-the-beast-british-heavy-metal-4lp-box-set.html

I think he need to do 2-3 from Best of the Beast in order for it to make sense to promote it that way. Then again, Sign of the Cross and Man on the Edge are also from Best of the Beast. His solo band did Fear of the Dark on the 2016 tour, so it could be back in the set for this tour? But...

To bad it's not the full show. I'm sure Maiden has the whole thing stored somewhere. For the live versions used as b-sides from the bootleg, they rerecorded the vocals (clear difference between Evil that Men Do for example). So I'm sure they rerecorded any mistakes from the live show.

European tour confirmed:

If I remember correctly, Blaze said there were production reasons + they didnt ”fit” in. Maybe someone attending the Helskini shows this weekend can pick up on this?

He did one for Code:

Anything with Simon Dawson or Run for your Lives tour in it?

The Aftermath The Edge of Darkness The Pilgrim The Legacy Ghost of the Navigator

Janick and Dave spent eight years performing Iron Maiden’s catalog without Adrian, so returning to the 1990–1998 arrangements probably isn’t too difficult for them. Most of the songs in the 1999 setlist had already been played by the Gers/Murray lineups, except for Phantom of the Opera, Stranger...

He said he´ll do all of them. The headlining shows are 2+ hours, this was a 1 hour 40 min set restriction so I can see why they ditched the b-sides.