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Watch Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson sing Judas Priest with a busker on the streets of New Orleans
The odds of a metal icon joining you for a singalong on a random street corner are low, but never zero
Steve Harris defends The X Factor and Virtual XI, Iron Maiden’s most derided albums
Maiden’s bassist/founder addresses the hatred towards two of their least-liked releases, while also admitting his band have never made “the perfect album”
British metal has ruled the world this summer – just this once, I’m actually proud of my country
From Black Sabbath’s blockbuster farewell to Sleep Token’s first time as a Download festival headliner, all eyes have been on the British metal scene in recent months. Rightfully so.
Watch: Bruce Dickinson talks leaving Iron Maiden in the 90s, making Balls To Picasso and THAT reggae moment
We sat down with Iron Maiden’s frontman to talk about life around the release of his second solo album, which was recently remixed and reissued
Bruce Dickinson explains why his solo music is heavier than Iron Maiden
The frontman’s solo output uses more downtuning and fewer guitar harmonies than Maiden’s songs
Here are all the songs Iron Maiden have never played live
Iron Maiden just played Alexander The Great live for the first time ever. But there are still 48 Maiden songs that have never been given an airing
"It's what music should be." Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson on phone-free shows
While he says enforcing an all-out ban would be difficult, Iron Maiden frontman loves the concert vibe without phones
Bruce Dickinson reveals 2027 solo album plans, says Iron Maiden bassist Steve Harris loves it
Iron Maiden have plenty of things planned for 2026, but their singer is already looking even further into the future
Debate: which is the coolest Iron Maiden Eddie ever?
Trooper Eddie? Killers Eddie? Samurai Eddie? Mummy Eddie? Too many to choose from!
"I didn't have a clear idea of what I was doing...I just felt lost." Iron Maiden legend Bruce Dickinson on the existential crisis that helped shape one of his most beloved songs
This classic power ballad was seen by many as a goodbye to Iron Maiden, but the real meaning runs a little deeper
