RUN FOR YOUR LIVES WORLD TOUR (2025/2026)

Based on its presence in the advertising so far I think it has a pretty good chance.
 
I wouldn't say Remember Tomorrow has a particularly high chance of getting played, but Bruce has mentioned enjoying the song and he specifically namedropped it in his speech which makes me think it's been on his mind lately. I definitely think its chances went up, even if they likely wouldn't highlight the connection to Paul next year on stage.
 
Remember Tomorrow would be a fitting tribute if it's included and it has its place in the Maiden legacy, it's very much Paul's song in terms of the lyrics, but it's also one of the audition songs that got Bruce the job and I would imagine Bruce considers it a very enjoyable song to sing because it allows for a very emotive performance. I'd like to see it make the cut, even if it comes at the expense of a NPFTD or FOTD track.
 
Ruflux said:
I wouldn't say Remember Tomorrow has a particularly high chance of getting played, but Bruce has mentioned enjoying the song and he specifically namedropped it in his speech which makes me think it's been on his mind lately. I definitely think its chances went up, even if they likely wouldn't highlight the connection to Paul next year on stage.
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My thoughts exactly. I assumed Remember Tomorrow having been one of the "on the table" options on Bruce's (+others') mind for next tour ever since RUN FOR YOUR LIVES 2025-26 went into planning stage, but probably not among the ~three first contenders for that kind of a song. I don't think Paul's passing (RIP) itself has any major effect on the 2025 rehearsal & setlist planning, but as you mentioned, the odds for Remember Tomorrow perhaps just got better... indirectly.
 
Ruflux said:
Wasting Love is pretty fucking crap in my opinion, but luckily I don't think there's any chance of it getting played. Even if it was under some theoretical consideration, well, Remember Tomorrow just took its spot as a slower, mellow song with notable clean guitar parts.
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After Alexander, anything is possible. Both songs are deep cuts, so it will be determined by how many 90's songs they would want. And Children is more popular. For me, all of the band's slower and mellow songs are very good.
Mosh said:
I’ll be curious about Remember Tomorrow. It kinda seems like a given at this point that they will play Phantom and Running Free, a fourth song from the debut would be a bit of a surprise. Also doesn’t bode well for the 90s deep cuts that people are clamoring for.
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This. It might sound wild, but I think they could favor the 90's deep cut to a 4th early days song. Me too.
Smither said:
Running Free not 100% imo.
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Agreed. It could be replaced by Remember Tomorrow.
Mosh said:
Based on its presence in the advertising so far I think it has a pretty good chance.
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In the video teaser only? It's an easy song as a closer, but I feel they wouldn't want to copy most of the songs from the special 2005 tour. Or ME, I hope so.
Ruflux said:
I wouldn't say Remember Tomorrow has a particularly high chance of getting played, but Bruce has mentioned enjoying the song and he specifically namedropped it in his speech which makes me think it's been on his mind lately. I definitely think its chances went up...
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UpTheIrons said:
Remember Tomorrow would be a fitting tribute if it's included and it has its place in the Maiden legacy, it's very much Paul's song in terms of the lyrics, but it's also one of the audition songs that got Bruce the job and I would imagine Bruce considers it a very enjoyable song to sing because it allows for a very emotive performance.
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True x2. Btw, the high singing (instead of a chorus) in it is not that easy live. Like Wasting Love's chorus.
 
I thought about something - Run For Your Lives tour won't have a 3rd leg because they gave away the 2 years in the tour poster. After that, a new album tour, Part 2 for 2 years or something else.
 
Kalata said:
After Alexander, anything is possible. Both songs are deep cuts, so it will be determined by how many 90's songs they would want.
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I would argue that Wasting Love, with massive streaming numbers, as a single and a music video is not much of a deep cut if we're being strict, but fair enough, it's not exactly 2 Minutes to Midnight etc. tier when it comes to general familiarity.

But yeah, we'll see!
 
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