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Iron Maiden are on the cover of the new Metal Hammer. And it comes with three exclusive gifts!
By Eleanor Goodman published
The new issue features exclusive interviews with Bruce Dickinson and Steve Harris – plus a 50th-birthday patch, keyring and art print

Iron Maiden announce more European shows for 2026, including phone-free Paris concert and secret UK date
By Matt Mills published
The UK metal heavyweights will continue the Run For Your Lives tour with a second European leg in the summer

Watch members of Iron Maiden and Tool jam a Jeff Beck song at a wedding last week
By Matt Mills published
Maiden guitarist Adrian Smith and partially-retired drummer Nicko McBrain performed with Tool bassist Justin Chancellor at Smith’s daughter’s wedding on Friday

Iron Maiden, Architects, Nova Twins and Wolf Alice sign up as ambassadors for National Album Day 2025
By Niall Doherty published
“Albums matter,” says Bruce Dickinson, whose band are one of four “Album Champions” alongside Architects, Nova Twins and Wolf Alice for this year’s rock-themed event

Watch Iron Maiden legend Bruce Dickinson sing the Star Spangled Banner for 66,000 NFL fans in Pittsburgh
By Fraser Lewry published
The Iron Maiden frontman sang the American National Anthem ahead of the Steelers vs Seattle Seahawks encounter

Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson says he’d have been “comfortable” if cancer treatment irreparably affected his singing voice
By Matt Mills published
“That’s when the thought formed, ‘What do I actually do with my life?’ Am I just a human noise generator? Or am I actually telling stories?”

Watch Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson sing Judas Priest with a busker on the streets of New Orleans
By Matt Mills published
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
By Matt Mills published
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
By Matt Mills published
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.
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