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A 3rd show in Sao Paulo would require at least 20k people. A 2nd show in Auckland would require 5/6k.

They still did two shows in NZ in 2016 and one, sold out way in advance, show in 2024. This time it's a saturday night, greatest hits tour (the first in those parts of the world since 2009), with Megadeth supporting. There will be 2 shows, no matter what.

Ok

Yeah, Maiden are playing smaller and smaller venues as the years go by, and there is absolutely no institution interesting in them.

Yeah, Maiden are referred to as a small pub band which had absolutely no impact on the history of music.

Yes No We can They are You mean two acts that used to make way smaller numbers than Maiden?

Right, because you're a clairvoyant. Auckland will definitely get a 2nd show, Brisbane not have one even if it sells out in seconds

Adelaide is not gonna get a 2nd show, it simply doesn't fit in the tour schedule.

Adelaide should sell out pretty fast, it's not even 10k cap. Brisbane sold out pretty fast last time, so we'll see. I think there is a room for a 2nd show, in case. Melbourne has a 40k cap, from what I can see. 30k should be doable, beyond that it would be an amazing result. Sydney is...

The management as well.

Not a single soul on this earth thought 2026 would've been on the same level as 2025.

Not possible.

And the third brazil show

Could just be that they need more time to bring the production from there to Australia, but considering last time it sold out way in advance and it's a saturday night, I think there is a big chance

But an arena tour should be longer than this one, which is already immense. And I said before, it will spoil the demand even more for a 2029 tour (since tours must run for at least 2 years to be profitable)

2nd show in Auckland seems likely

Because it's 2 in the morning there.

I think the main reason why they're taking a break in 2027 is way simpler: they can't possibly play anywhere. I mean, they can, but the demand would be at his lowest ever. At this stage in their carreer they're not coming back to arenas, also because that would spoil the demand for 2028 as well...

If, God forbid, something happens, then these will be their final shows ever. But there is no point in naming a year. They might act like they don't know what will happen but in reality they're probably confirming dates already

Why? The way I see it, this is the confirmation Maiden will tour in 2028. If it just was a way to boost tickets sales they wouldn't specify they year (as they were doing before). Also, let's face it: the 2028 tour is probably already in the making, especially if it's the last one.