Pretty good for the first show, to be honest.
Also, good performance from Joe Lazarus, considering what he has been through.
Cool stuff, Adrian.Adrian gives us a sneak peak into Maiden's rehearsal space.
I think this was only done as an exception for the 2022 tour.I think the only changes will be the background graphics on the screens, they will probably mix in some new ones with the ones from last year.
Once again, I really love the current tour's stage design.
Late December, early next year or in March is my guess. It also depends on when they release the documentary. Live release from this tour is a must, right.When do we think we'll get a potential live album from this tour? Early 2025?
Adrian finished CSIT solo like Sanctuary's solo from 1985.Follow for more here: https://www.instagram.com/ironmaiden.brasil?igsh=b2gxaHNtd2F2YXh1
True.Fingers crossed for nicko performance, this tour will tell us a lot about future.
I wouldn't say that. They still have it. Last year, the best performances were at the end of the tour. Nicko is doing the best he can now and the performances can feel less energetic because of him and the less fills with not good groove. And the crowd wasn't good. There are a couple of songs that Bruce sounds not that involved and HCW is one of them. The others are CIPWM and Wasted Years (should be dropped) imo. That's what I feel.Man, they are are sounding old.
Odd. I wonder if it will be a tour regular for this song. Janick is with the new SJ Eddie shirt.It seems like H swapped them around again. Also 2MTM guitar is played on DOFP.
Agreed. Tough chorus for Bruce, written by himself. The setlist works great. I would like every SJ song live.I might be in the minority with this view, but I absolutely love Days of Future Past and I think it ROCKS live. Bruce sounded pretty great on the chorus.
I don't care so much about next live album, I wouldn't be surprised if they don't release it, but the documentary is something special to me. But finally, we can't be so asured about the release 'til the band announce it officially. Some musicians hinted about, here and there we saw some pics from tv production, but it's still no more than wishful thinking I recon. And I can't understand when Steve and Rod need to be so mysterious. I find it so weird.December, early next year or in March is my guess. It also depends on when they release the documentary. Live release from this tour is a must, right.
Hell yeah! If you told my teenage self that I would have seen Maiden play most of SIT live in my mid-30s, I would have laughed my ass off and called you an idiot. They are fucking awesome for being this ballsy with their set lists at this stage in their career.As expected and previously confirmed, no changes.
Still, I adore that they went with such an unorthodox setlist. One third were live premieres (including Alex!), another third the expected classics and the last third deep cuts or classics that used to be staples but haven't been played in ages. It's an absolute feast for die hard fans who don't need to hear RTTH for the millionth time.
Hell, who would've ever expected a setlist that doesn't feature TNOTB, RTTH or HBTN? And the only representative for that album being The Prisoner? Completely out of left field and I have a ton of respect for them doing that.
Thank Goda setlist that doesn't feature TNOTB, RTTH or HBTN?
What happened with the Gold One? I think he only used it in 2010 in USAdrian swapped both Jacksons. Looked at the pictures and the main green Jackson indeed now has a different wood grain, so the backup from last year is now the main guitar.
Yes, long gone.What happened with the Gold One? I think he only used it in 2010 in US