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I saw them in Silver Spring on 7/16, my third time seeing them. They were amazing and powerful, so was Speed of Light. They sold out all their shows except for St. Louis, I think they will be playing bigger venues in the US next year.

Exclusive video from the concert movie playing now at AMC Theatres in the US.

Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, VA has consistently great sound, even on the lawn. I wouldn't mind if Maiden came back to play there again.

What type of stadiums though? MLB? MLS? or NFL? I think NFL stadiums are out of the question because they're 65k+. I think MLS or MLB stadiums would be more realistic since they're not as huge.

You're forgetting that he came up with all the vocal melodies, Don Airey and Tony Iommi have said it in interviews in the past. Without his iconic vocal melodies, Sabbath songs and his solo songs wouldn't have sounded the same.

Live show from Mexico City in February 2025 will be released in cinemas on AMC Theatres on August 21-24. https://www.amctheatres.com/movies/the-warning-live-from-auditorio-nacional-cdmx-80680

Martin era Sabbath by far: Headless Cross and Cross Purposes beat Ripper era and Bayley era albums.

Yeah, they come off as too dramatic in that video, especially about missing Nicko and the AI screen stuff. We'll see how many shows they go to for the US leg next year.

Great set. They have been well received by the crowds at all the major rock/metal festivals they have played in.

Appetite for Destruction, Physical Graffiti, Heaven and Hell, British Steel and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

I know that, I was just saying that he changed it and it sounds better.

Simon improved the drum roll intro from previous shows. I think it sounds better.

Powerslave, it's a great album but too many fans rate it #1. I put it below SiT, PoM, Iron Maiden, Killers and SSoaSS.

I feel very enthusiastic about this tour. Sure, Nicko is not there and there's no really true deep cuts on the setlist, but Murders, Killers, Phantom, Seventh Son, Rime, Clairvoyant and Powerslave are worth buying a ticket.

I’ll be seeing them again at that same venue tomorrow. Can’t wait!

Simon is doing a great job. After four shows I think the way he plays the drum roll on Murders in the Rue Morgue is deliberate and not a mistake. I think Steve and the the rest of the guys are letting him do his own thing there.

Here's mine: The Ides Of March (tape) 1). Murders in the Rue Morgue 2). Wrathchild 3). Killers 4). Phantom Of The Opera 5). Sea of Madness 6). The Number Of The Beast 7). The Clairvoyant 8). Powerslave 9). Still Life 10. Rime Of The Ancient Mariner 11). Run To The Hills 12). Seventh Son of a...

I always preferred Seventh Son to Rime and always thought the middle part was more exciting than the middle part of Rime.