Iron Maiden
The heavy metal icons are back and ready to blow your mind
Why see Iron Maiden?
The Future Past Tour
Prepare yourself for Iron Maiden's most explosive live spectacular ever as the British heavy metal outfit return to North America on their extravagantly staged The Future Past tour. With more Pyro, light, flame effects than ever and even an entire replica Spitfire in working in perfect fusion with their hard rock tunes, this is THE event Maiden fans won't want to miss.
Iron Maiden was formed in London in 1975, and given the fact they took their name from a medieval torture device, it was clear they weren't gonna be Grandmother's new favorite band. Pioneering a wave of British heavy metal, their no-nonsense approach, taking inspiration from the likes of Hendrix and Led Zeppelin, and of course the monumental vocals of singer Bruce Dickinson, immediately marked them out as something special. Among their most iconic tracks are 'Run to the Hills', 'The Number of the Beast' and 'The Trooper'. Catch one of the genre's defining artists when Iron Maiden heads on The Future Past tour in 2024.
Reviews
Customer reviews
14 reviews, average rating: (4.3 Stars)
Kevin Magnun
Maiden in Oakland
Great show from Maiden last night! My crew and I
were dead center on the floor in front of the band
about 20 to 30 rows back. Not actual rows because it
was General admission but I'm just estimating.
Anyway it seemed to me that Bruce's voice was shot
after about 6 or 7 songs and that sent the band into
longer jams. I know to some it may have seemed like
a mic problem but I'm pretty sure it was Bruce and I
felt bad for him because he would mouth the first
parts of the verse so he could save his voice for the
latter parts. Regardless Maiden was on fire! The jams
on Red and the Black and Book of Souls were very
intense and they went on and on to my drunk and
stoned pleasure. I wasn't that thrilled with the
encores that consisted of Number, Blood Brothers,
and Waysted Years but the set as a whole was very
good. I thought the crowd would be a little more
violent because of Oakland's image but I didn't see
any crazy pit fights or over aggressive play. Nikko was
on point behind the drums! ... Read more
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