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Maybe from Paris to use this one for live DVD/CD promotion only.

That, and a documentary announcement soon!

So, finally, it should be more than 30k!

So, sales must not be good anyway, but it was predictable. I'm wondering how Greece's show is until now?!

Documentary is coming... https://wmgk.com/2025/12/29/iron-maiden-marks-50th-year-with-world-tour-and-feature-documentary/

Generally, people are not excited until they watch the thing.

The Maiden documentary seems to be a significant part of the promotion, on par with the tour and the visual book, which served as a souvenir for most fans. I hope they'll announce the movie soon.

They've told their propositions are "just the beginning". They might add some bands, even the big ones. It definitely would be a good decision. Adding some acts like Gojira, Anthrax, and maybe Mastodon would affect the sales a bit.

...or they will change the venue to a smaller stadium. And we must say something more. Knebworth Park is so huge that even 40k people look there as a small crowd. Official full capacity is 125k, but in fact the venue can hold some 150k (Queen 1986).

No one knows the exact figure, mate.

Exactly, just adventure movies based on sensational aspects, with actors and bombastic effects, where the music itself is behind the back door. The mainstream products are for commercially oriented casual listeners. I can't see Maiden in this company. And the trailers or release date they might...

There are so many platforms. In 2015, the Scorpions released their own documentary movie, which was available on several major visual platforms. I think IM movie will be something in the way of Bon Jovi's one. Many short interviews with a bunch of live/private moments and some attractive...

It would help a lot with ticket sales, especially if they publish that one on a streaming platform as a series. I've heard that Di'anno's documentary will be published this year, too. The first screenings were just made. The band in interviews declared the documentary will be released next year...

I hope you know FOR SURE the documentary will be released.

THX, I just DO NOT KNOW, just my thoughts. My life with Maiden is something as a component of mind and body, you know. I just expressed my opinion on Rod's decision to do the Knebworth gig without ANY real attractions for fans. I think the group like Maiden might even play the ONE Big gig for...

I think Bulgaria, Romania, and Slovakia will be some 25k per gig, Portugal and Lyon circa 30k, Montreal 22 - 25K, Lima, Quito some 20 - 23K, SP 75 - 80K combined. Chile will be 90K for sure, and Knebworth some 35 - 40k, which is bad for the event of that status, but they should change something...

Perhaps I'm exaggerating, as sales are slower with higher ticket prices.

RFYL P. 2 is an option, too. Some greatest hits (7 - 8 songs) + the choice of most popular tracks from TXF to Senjutsu.

Recapitulating the discussion in this thread, I must say we can't take all the things "for sure". We don't know what the musicians are really thinking about the future of the band, the shows, and a potential new album. Perhaps Harris is really tired and disillusioned with the composing process...

I hope they will release the documentary soon.