Yeah Steve mentioned wanting to play Deja Vu, I reckon you're right on the first 3 for Senjutsu too, the other 2 slots are up for debate probably.Samurai 5 - Cyborg 5
From SIT, I'd say WY, SIASL and HCW are there for sure. I'm also pretty sure about Alex. The 5th song? I'd say Sea Of Madness or Deja Vu.
Senjutsu?
TWOTW, DOFP and Hell On Earth probably. Then, I'd say The Time Machine and The Parchement.
Honestly, they play FOTD, Trooper and TNOTB to please the fans that don't listen to their reunion-era songs. For this purpose, SIASL, ATG and WY perfectly replace those. So there's a chance we finally see them playing only Iron Maiden + one overplayed classic.You know they wont
A wild guess, but what if "Samurai 5" and "Cyborgs 5" mean that they are going to play 5 songs from Senjutsu and 5 from SIT?
You can see this on the tour poster and in the tour ad video.
I agree since I pretty much doubt they'll pull it out properly. Perhaps finally we'll get a downtune. If so this tour would be a blessing with two things that are long overdue in Maiden concerts: downtune and ATG.Playing CSIT would be a mistake, despite this being what it is IMO.
Sea of Madness would be awesome… we would have two of the best Smith solos of all time in the same set.Samurai 5 - Cyborg 5
From SIT, I'd say WY, SIASL and HCW are there for sure. I'm also pretty sure about Alex. The 5th song? I'd say Sea Of Madness or Deja Vu.
Senjutsu?
TWOTW, DOFP and Hell On Earth probably. Then, I'd say The Time Machine and The Parchement.
The most obvious example of this sort of band is AC/DC. Their setlist hasn't changed since 1981. It's always the same classics + songs from whatever the new album is. Thunderstruck is the only post 1981 song that has made it into the regular setlist.
The AC/DC setlists with Axl Rose were awesome too, brought back songs like Live Wire which hadn't been played in decades.Whilst it is true that AC/DC's setlists tend to feature many of the same classics, what you say is not completely right. I have seen them live 3 times (1996, 2000, and 2009) and got to hear them play stuff that was not usually featured in their setlists or had not been played live in ages, like 'Down Payment Blues', 'Girls Got Rhythm', 'Bad Boy Boogie' or 'Dog Eat Dog', or had even not been played live before the tour in question ('Get it Hot').
I think this will turn out to be pretty close to the mark.I'm really excited to see the new tour... I belive in 5 sogs from Senjutso, 5 from SIT and then the usual classics.
I think they will pley this ones, not in this order
-Senjutsu
-WOTW
-Days of Future Past
-Time Machine
-Hell on Earth
-Somewhere in Time
-Heaven can Wait
-Alexander the Great
-Stranger in a Strange Land
-Wasted Years
-Iron Maiden
-TNOTB
-Fear of the Dark
-The Trooper
-Hallowed be thy name
This jacket is an iconic moment for Bruce. I also think he won't be able to resist.Advancements in LED and battery technology mean Bruce can finally have the spaceman jacket he's dreamed of for 35+ years, he won't be able to resist
Cool logic.A wild guess, but what if "Samurai 5" and "Cyborgs 5" mean that they are going to play 5 songs from Senjutsu and 5 from SIT?
You can see this on the tour poster and in the tour ad video.
Only 2 of them, I'd say. Too many epics... if they play ATG, HBTN, CSIT, Senjutsu.Ooh, sounds also like the last three on Senjutsu could be played on this tour!
''Senjutsu, the first Maiden album without a dedicated tour'' - sad.Senjutsu is now the first ever IM album not to be promoted with a dedicated tour. Having played at least 5 songs from it over 2 tours, I can't see them doing a dedicated tour for it in 2024/25, 3/4 years after it was released.
In recent tours they have been throwing us some serious curveballs and I think this will be no different. Something from Final Frontier would fit the space theme, it's the only album in the whole catalogue from which 0 tracks have been played on subsequent tours and they like to drop in something from 2000 onwards.
Hard disagree. The most obvious example is KISS. Haven't written a new album in decades and only tour the hits. AC/DC still write and perform new material.The most obvious example of this sort of band is AC/DC. Their setlist hasn't changed since 1981. It's always the same classics + songs from whatever the new album is.