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"It’s not that Maiden albums aren’t fun, but we don’t get to play like children." Bruce Dickinson is on the cover of the new Metal Hammer
The Iron Maiden frontman reveals the secrets of his new solo album and comic series – The Mandrake Project
Bruce Dickinson announces album signing appearances at five UK record shops
Want to have Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson sign your copy of The Mandrake Project, his first solo album in 19 years? Then try to keep some time free in early March
The 10 best new metal songs you need to hear right now
Bruce Dickinson, Bad Omens and Ministry are among the best new metal songs this week. Plus, vote for your favourite!
Bruce Dickinson shares video for Rain On The Graves, the second single from his forthcoming solo album The Mandrake Project
Something wicked this way comes in the video for Bruce Dickinson's new solo single Rain On The Graves
“It’s a big, festering, open sewer – it’s nothing to do with music”: Watch Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson eviscerate hair metal in a 1990 interview
Iron Maiden’s frontman didn’t mince words when talking about the hedonism of certain ’80s metal bands
"The Mandrake Project is possibly the maddest idea in a career full of mad ideas." Bruce Dickinson's new comic book is weird, dark, funny and far more than a rock star vanity project
The Iron Maiden frontman has roped in some heavyweight comic book names for his latest endeavour - and it's worked rather well
The 50 best metal songs of 2023 (as voted by Metal Hammer readers)
From Sleep Token and Ghost, Babymetal to Metallica: 2023 has been a year of heavy metal bangers - these were the 50 best of them all, according to you
"The big corporations took everything over, and they're interested in making money." Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson reveals his theory on why rock music is struggling to produce new festival headliners
Iron Maiden's frontman feels that rock and metal are severely lacking in new headliners - and he has some theories as to why
Bruce Dickinson on mortality and whether he'd pay to live for another 50 years: "Technology is advancing to the point for many things where we are all living longer, more effective lives. Which is great – as long as you do something with it"
After beating cancer and receiving two hip replacements, Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson says medical technology has kept him alive
"Go take a look at some real rock and roll fans - not a bunch of posers who wanna go down the front." Why Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson wasn't a fan of the crowd at Power Trip festival
The Iron Maiden frontman was surprised to find that many diehard fans didn't get anywhere near the band at their historic Power Trip show in October
