So we heard! But did not see.
Cool video!
Considering all of those shirts sold in the market are unofficial bootleg products it's amazing that Maiden just lets it happen right outside of the venue. Just turning the blind eye I guess
Just got out the show..mm
I read news that said the show had about 25 thousand people. And El Salvador's government said it was one of most important events in the country history and they thanked Maiden for putting the country on the map of big international events. It was also great for the local tourist market, people came from Honduras, Costa Rica and other parts of Central America.Was the El Salvador show the biggest on this tour (of those that already happened)?
That's strange because it says 48,000 for concerts at Allianz Parque. Maybe it's because the production (It blocks 1/6 of the seats)?Only 41,000 tickets on São Paulo, this time. I'm not sure why. It's sold out, though.
Yeah, Donington and Wacken will have the most people, but they will not be in stadiums.The festival shows have to be pretty big. I'd say Wacken.
I was talking about solo gigs, not festivals. If you include festivals it has to be Wacken or Donnington or maybe even Volt in Hungary (the tickets are 35 euros due to sponsorship from Hungarian Telekom).Yeah, but Donnington or Wacken are not in a stadium.
That's a very difficult one...Rock in Rio in Brazil, Death on the Road in Germany, En Vivo in Chile, maybe some place in Europe again? Donington perhaps?Also another thing... Where do you think they would film a DVD on this tour?
If that's true it'll probably be MSG or The Forum.We might be due for a live album filmed in the US.
I think this tour is the opportunity not to leave Asia out. Or... they should just go Metallica in Antarctica!That's a very difficult one...Rock in Rio in Brazil, Death on the Road in Germany, En Vivo in Chile, maybe some place in Europe again? Donington perhaps?
Minerao in Belo Horizonte is huge... So that could be the biggest non-festival gig.