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Iron Maiden (and other bands) signed a letter asking the UK government to limit the prices of concert tickets that are resold on the secondary market.

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Radiohead, Iron Maiden & more sign open letter calling for cap on resale ticket prices

Thom Yorke of Radiohead performs live on stage at Sydney Entertainment Centre on November 12, 2012 in Sydney, Australia. (Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images)Artists including Radiohead and Iron Maiden have signed an open letter calling for the U.K. government ...
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DorotheaMe said:
Iron Maiden (and other bands) signed a letter asking the UK government to limit the prices of concert tickets that are resold on the secondary market.

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Radiohead, Iron Maiden & more sign open letter calling for cap on resale ticket prices

Thom Yorke of Radiohead performs live on stage at Sydney Entertainment Centre on November 12, 2012 in Sydney, Australia. (Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images)Artists including Radiohead and Iron Maiden have signed an open letter calling for the U.K. government ...
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Only in the UK? Pssshhhhhh
 
InfiniteDreamer544 said:
Only in the UK? Pssshhhhhh
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Probably because they're British bands. I imagine if they asked other governments those would react with something along the lines of:

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DorotheaMe said:
Iron Maiden (and other bands) signed a letter asking the UK government to limit the prices of concert tickets that are resold on the secondary market.

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Radiohead, Iron Maiden & more sign open letter calling for cap on resale ticket prices

Thom Yorke of Radiohead performs live on stage at Sydney Entertainment Centre on November 12, 2012 in Sydney, Australia. (Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images)Artists including Radiohead and Iron Maiden have signed an open letter calling for the U.K. government ...
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A "cap" is just touting by another name if it's above the face value of the tickets. The secondary market should be abolished, punters shouldn't need to sell tickets, if they can't make a gig they should be entitled to a full refund from source, who should then be able to sell the ticket again at no more than face value.
 
Vaenyr said:
Probably because they're British bands. I imagine if they asked other governments those would react with something along the lines of:

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As a band that plays in the US, they could appeal to the US government—why not? If it would have any effect is uncertain in both the UK and the US.
They don't have "power" in the UK either.
 
It is challenging putting in South America, Asia, Australia all into the final leg after already touring from May till October. Do we think Maiden are actually going to visit all these territories in October / November?

Maybe without Nicko they feel they can be more ambitious?

Maybe the mid July - late August break is enough to recharge for the second part?
 
Helmuth Von Moltke said:
It is challenging putting in South America, Asia, Australia all into the final leg after already touring from May till October. Do we think Maiden are actually going to visit all these territories in October / November?
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The rest of Latin American tour dates will probably be in October, going south after the one in Mexico. No idea about them touring elsewhere though.

Helmuth Von Moltke said:
Maybe without Nicko they feel they can be more ambitious?

Maybe the mid July - late August break is enough to recharge for the second part?
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They have a month and a half to recharge their batteries and, let's face it, they are not playing that many dates!
 
Didn't they also say there would be dates on the West coast added?

I am still tying to understand what Maiden gains by not confirming everything. If there are no Asia/Australia dates, maybe that would be the final reason some fans would want to plan a trip to Europe for example? That could be a Christmas present.
But you would need to know for sure, as early as possible.
 
DorotheaMe said:
Didn't they also say there would be dates on the West coast added?

I am still tying to understand what Maiden gains by not confirming everything. If there are no Asia/Australia dates, maybe that would be the final reason some fans would want to plan a trip to Europe for example? That could be a Christmas present.
But you would need to know for sure, as early as possible.
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Nope NA dates are already finalised no more dates added, as mentioned in their official website. Now only SA, Oceania n asia is left if there is any.
 
Prowler666 said:
Nope NA dates are already finalised no more dates added, as mentioned in their official website. Now only SA, Oceania n asia is left if there is any.
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I think the “insider” claims in the fan forum are what was meant above.
I hope this is the right strategy. Sometimes, despite long breaks, it can feel like you've been on tour all year, and that can make you think you don't want to do it anymore.
On the other hand, Bruce seems to be constantly on the road anyway, with Maiden tours, solo tours, and now apparently a long vacation trip.
 
and here's the rest of Europe

Iron Maiden have announced that the following bands will join them for the European leg of the Run For Your Lives World Tour 2026:
MAY 2026
23 – Athens, GREECE – OAKA (Anthrax)
26 – Sofia, BULGARIA – Vasil Levski Stadium (Anthrax)
28 – Bucharest, ROMANIA – Arena Națională (Anthrax)
30 – Bratislava, SLOVAKIA – Národný Futbalový Štadión (Anthrax)
JUNE 2026
02 – Hannover, GERMANY – Heinz von Heiden Arena (Megadeth)
10 – Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS – Ziggo Dome (Evergrey)
17 – Milan, ITALY – San Siro Stadium (Trivium)
22 – Paris, FRANCE – Paris La Défense Arena (Evergrey)
28 – Lyon – Décines, FRANCE – Groupama Stadium (Anthrax)
JULY 2026
07 – Lisbon, PORTUGAL – Estádio da Luz (Anthrax)
 
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