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I hope we are right. My prediction: EU/UK: 22 shows NAM: 15 shows LATAM: 7 shows AUSTR: 3 shows ASIA: 3 shows 50 shows in 2026, 82 combined. I think they'll play outdoors in Australia and big indoor arenas in Japan, Indonesia, and Singapore, mainly in November 2026. LATAM: Mexico, Colombia...

I think they will add some 10 - 12 dates for the 2026 leg, so that we will have between 47 - 50 dates including Japan and Australia. Apart from Hellfest there's a little chane they are announcing something more this year.

I guess they'll announce Anthrax for LATAM, maybe in the rest of the world too.

If the situation doesn't change, they'll add something. They have some dates to announce in the near future: LATAM, AUST/ASIA.

One good support should be ok.

Some of them for sure.

Probably, but the hype for the AC/DC tour will last for the next few weeks. Probably Iron Maiden are announcing LATAM dates (maybe some for the West Coast) somewhere in between the last week of November and the first one of the next month, I suppose. The Maiden's management had to know the AC/DC...

Considering the reputation of RFYL tour and the hype it should be enough.

A little too late, they'd be forced to wait for the announcement until March 2026 the dates. Unless they announce the documentary soon, it will be screened in February and March worldwide. Then they could announce the rest of the dates: LATAM, Australia/Asia, or even a few Canada/US additional...

Maybe in December, but I think they will announce the documentary first.

Definitely, AC/DC just announced LAT AM dates and the second leg of NA. I think IM will announce the rest of the dates between Nov and Dec.

Exactly, but who knows? Maybe the management will decide to invite someone who boosts the sales, especially in cities like Paris.

So, I hope for circa 30k finally. Megadeth as the special guest probably boosted sales in NA. I think IM should announce a big support act for European stadium shows. In 2022, Within Temptation was a good choice. Maybe Sabaton would be OK.

Not impressive in comparison with the venue's capacity.

So, it's not impressive but we'll see.

MX I guess.

I thought they'd almost sold out the venue, but it's not that bad anyway. THX a lot for the data. Maybe you know something about South American leg countries, venues?

I think they'll attract some 25 - 30k, but Mexico City is a bad surprise to me :(

Next dates are South America, then Australia, and finally Japan.

Those two are generally the slow markets; the rest of the dates are superb. People have 10 months to buy tickets, so the sales should speed up in the last weeks (as usual in the States). Bad surprise is Mexico City, the fans' reaction seems to be not so enthusiastic. I expected really good...