Iron Maiden

He managed to correctly guess tracks by Faith No More, Sevendust and 311 prior.

Physical limitations forced the drummer's retirement from playing with the band. But he's open to playing on an album.

The 74-year-old retired from the stage in December 2024, almost two years after suffering a mini-stroke which paralysed the left side of his body

Iron Maiden vocalist Bruce Dickinson will release a newly remixed and remastered version of his fourth solo album, Accident Of Birth, on October 17th through BMG. The album was remixed for both stereo and Dolby Atmo...

You can hear the sonically overhauled version of "Omega" now.

The Run For Your Lives tour is something no Iron Maiden fan should miss.

Iron Maiden didn’t come to New Jersey to rest on their laurels for their 50th anniversary. They came to throw a party for the ages.Under the lights at Sports Illustrated Stadium, on the first of two nights, the opening salvo of “Murders in the Rue Morgue,” “Wrathchild,” “Killers” and “Phantom of the Opera” felt less like a nostalgic victory lap than a time machine with the throttle jammed wide open. Bruce Dickinson, 68 and still an astonishingly physical frontman, prowled, sprinted and commanded the stage as if the last four decades had only been a training regimen for this, the actual performance. For their current “Run for Your Lives World Tour,” Maiden have deliberately confined the set to material from their first nine albums, turning the concert into a celebration of a catalog at the heart of heavy metal’s mythology. And the deep cuts hit as hard as the familiar anthems: “Infinite Dreams,” resurrected after decades away from the stage, was an especially spine-tingling moment.Then came the killers: “The Number of the Beast,” “2 Minutes to Midnight,” “Run to the Hills,” “Seventh Son of a Seventh Son,” “The Trooper,” “Hallowed Be Thy Name” and “Iron Maiden.” Each song arrived with its own visual language, making the show feel closer to a heavy-metal blockbuster than a conventional arena gig. And what a spectacle it is. Maiden’s revamped 50th-anniversary production fills the enormous outdoor stage with gigantic LED imagery, cinematic backdrops, theatrical lighting, pyro and the inevitable parade of Eddies. A towering, sword-wielding Eddie stalks the stage during “The Trooper,” while “Hallowed Be Thy Name” gets an especially theatrical treatment, with a projected spectral figure pursuing Dickinson up and ultimately over a cliff. The encore was pure adrenaline: “Aces High,” “Fear of the Dark” and “Wasted Years,” the latter turning 25,000 voices into one enormous chorus.Five decades in, Iron Maiden aren’t merely preserving their legacy — they’re building it even bigger and stronger. At Sports Illustrated Stadium, the past didn’t feel distant. It felt very, very alive.

As the Beast celebrate their golden anniversary on the Run For Your Lives world tour, we revisit their monumental catalogue

Iron Maiden will celebrate the 40th anniversary of their sixth studio album, Somewhere In Time, with a new limited-edition vinyl reissue.The album will be pressed on oxblood-colored vinyl using the 2015 remaster, wi...

"50th Anniversary Studio Album Collection, Part One: 1980 – 1992" contains their first nine albums.

Forty years since the release of IRON MAIDEN's multi-million-selling sixth album "Somewhere In Time", the appreciation and acclaim for its groundbreaking songs and production continues to grow. Featuring many songs which IRON MAIDEN has included in its live set in recent years, including "Wasted Yea...

The U.S. leg of IRON MAIDEN's "Run For Your Lives" world tour kicks off on September 5 in New Jersey, and with it comes the first Eddie's Dive Bar experiences to happen Stateside. Overseas, these meetups offer passionate IRON MAIDEN fans a chance to "Up The Irons" and raise a pint before IRON MAIDEN...

During IRON MAIDEN's August 29 concert in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, singer Bruce Dickinson pointedly referred to Lake Ontario by that name despite U.S. president Donald Trump signing an executive order directing for it to be renamed Lake America. In a short video clip shared by SiriusXM Canada, Bruc...

British heavy metal legends IRON MAIDEN kicked off the North American leg of their "Run For Your Lives" tour with two sold-out nights at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, Canada this past weekend. Fans were treated to explosive two-hour-plus high-energy sets, opening with "Murders In The Rue Mor...

Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson made a point to call Lake Ontario but its government name as a jab towards US President, Donald Trump.

British heavy metal legends IRON MAIDEN kicked off the North American leg of their "Run For Your Lives" tour Saturday night (August 29) at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Although most of the setlist has remained the same as the one for the 2025 leg of "Run For Your Lives", one notable...

Iron Maiden frontman draws approval of Canadian fans as he shoots down US president's "ridiculous" antics

The band's 'Run for Your Lives' tour finally arrives in North America.