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Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson will be performing Jon Lord’s “Concerto For Group And Orchestra” with a symphony orchestra during some Brazilian shows next year. The collective will be conducted by Paul Mann and it will feature over 80 instrumentalists including members of Orquestra Sinfônica do Estado de São Paulo and more. Guitarist Kaitner Z Doka…
During Iron Maiden’s July 16 show at Olympic Stadium in Athens, Greece, Bruce Dickinson called out a fan for lighting a flare in the audience while the band were performing “The Number Of The Beast.“ The frontman said the following: “The cunt with the fucking flare, I’ve gotta sing up here. You fucking cocksucker. You…
During an interview with Daily Star, Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson said he would want the band to continue without him if he was unable to sing anymore. In that event, he would even go as far as choosing his own successor. Dickinson said the following: ”If tomorrow I don’t feel able to sing more than…
During a recent interview with Full Metal Jackie, Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson discussed the possibility of retirement. The frontman says the band have no plans to ever retire and that they will “probably drop dead onstage.” Dickinson said the following: “We’re not planning to retire at all, really. I think we’ll probably drop dead onstage.…
During a recent interview with Consequence, Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson offered an update on his upcoming solo album. According to him, the effort is “between 50 and 70 percent” written. Dickinson said the following: “I’ve been working on it, on and off, since [2005’s] ‘Tyranny Of Souls’. But between lockdowns and albums and Maiden tours…
During an appearance on the “Talk Is Jericho” podcast, Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson revealed that the band are planning a tour in which they will perform their latest album, “Senjutsu,” in full. However, it is unclear when the trek will take place since the group are still focusing on their “Legacy Of The Beast”…
During a recent interview with Loudwire, Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson offered an update on his upcoming solo album. The singer says he will resume work on the effort this spring. Dickinson said the following: “I am obviously coming over to [America to] do the one-man [spoken-word] show [beginning in late January]. When I get…
Singer Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden), bassist Roger Glover (Deep Purple), guitarist Kaitner Z Doka (Jon Lord, Ian Paice, Don Airey), and drummer Bernhard Welz (Jon Lord, Don Airey) recently joined forces to perform Jon Lord’s “Concerto For Group And Orchestra” during a special show in Győr, Hungary. Fan-filmed footage from the event, which also featured…
Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson has announced a North American spoken word tour. The trek is scheduled to take place in early 2022. Tour Dates: 01/17 Ft Lauderdale, FL – Parker Playhouse 01/18 Orlando, FL – Plaza Live 01/20 Tampa, FL – Theatre 01/21 Jacksonville, FL – Florida Theatre 01/23 Atlanta, GA – Tabernacle 01/24 Raleigh,…
During a recent interview with The Metal Voice, Dream Theater singer James LaBrie revealed that he almost got to audition for Iron Maiden after Bruce Dickinson left the band in 1993. However, he ultimately declined the offer. LaBrie said the following when asked if there was a discussion about him trying out for Iron Maiden:…
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