I highly doubt they do Australia and Asia next year not impossible but not likely. They would be saving it for the usual slot of April / May 2024 is my guess .I’d love to see the full announcement. I kinda hope they do what they did on BoS and do the first three months now and pick it up again next year, just they do the Africa/Asia/Australia stuff in September-December. Finish up Europe at the start of 24 and then big US tour. That’s what I’m hoping for anyway. If this is the case, I’m hoping to do Perth, Melbourne and Sydney on this tour. One whiff of Alexander live and I’m all in.
I would say it largely depends on whenever more European festivals announcing Iron Maiden as their headliners.Does anyone have any awareness or clue, how much time it usually takes them to release the "further dates". I can't wait!
What time the tickets are out in Friday for O2?Thought I had an opportunity to nab some tickets early with O2 Priority, but - as expected - they were useless, the only seats they were offering me for the London date were up in the high heavens. Fuck that, I actually want to see what's going on.
9am UK timeWhat time the tickets are out in Friday for O2?
Coming from Greece for the first time in O2
So 11 a.m here. I'm gonna be at work. And i have to be quick or be dead hahha
So 11 a.m here. I'm gonna be at work. And i have to be quick or be dead hahha
I've been guilty of it myself once in awhile but we love to dictate what others can or can't do. Until Maiden hangs it up for good I will trust that they will still be able to put on an entertaining show.I think that many people don't give Bruce and Nicko enough credit. If they can perform Aces High they can definitely perform CsiT. It can be slowed down a bit, you won't notice it live.
I book a lot of times in the past events in Europe i know the gameQuite happy to book them for you if you'll just hand over your credit card details and home address.
I gotta disagree on that. CSIT is a completely different beast and probably one of the most demanding songs in their catalogue, as far as drums are concerned. It's long, fast, relentless and difficult to sing. Hell, Bruce had constant issues with that song almost 40 years ago. It won't be easier today. Aces High is difficult, but CSIT is in a different league and is even more of a challenge. Just because Aces High kinda works on the current tour doesn't mean that CSIT can work as well.I think that many people don't give Bruce and Nicko enough credit. If they can perform Aces High they can definitely perform CsiT. It can be slowed down a bit, you won't notice it live.
Bruce's singing wasn't the greatest on that tour, but that was because of all the touring they did for Powerslave followed by going into the studio not long after to record Somewhere In Time and Bruce getting sick as well. He pretty much talked his way through Hallowed Be Thy Name.Hell, Bruce had constant issues with that song almost 40 years ago.
Right, so we’re getting the table scraps again. We’ll be the afterthought, again.I highly doubt they do Australia and Asia next year not impossible but not likely. They would be saving it for the usual slot of April / May 2024 is my guess .
Bruce did clearly say at the rock in rio show "see you all next year" won't be surprising to see a more extensive south American tour with more NA dates in the biggest markets they missed this year.
I honestly think its more to the fact they run a pretty tight ship when it comes to what they actually want to spend with tour costs, and the reality is travelling back and forth from Europe to North / South America is the most cost effective and easy money makers, so yeah the likes of Australia without coming across rude really are 'after thought' markets they consider after they have made there money.Right, so we’re getting the table scraps again. We’ll be the afterthought, again.
It’s rather bullshit that we keep getting passed over on everything but album tours, and now it looks like we’re not getting anything until after every other market gets a go.
Forgive the thought, but I genuinely believe that bands like Maiden should be making up for their COVID failings sooner, not just “alright, next tour, let’s keep what we skipped out on in the dark”, which is exactly what they’re doing here. At least they’ll hopefully hit sooner than Metallica will. Thanks to Hetfield’s rehab stint, they’ll pass ten years in March. Maiden will pass seven at the start of May.