Iron Maiden Tickets
Overall Rating
4.6
By Music master
2016 Iron Maiden
I am doing this review from the show I saw 7 years ago I’ve been to hundreds of shows since this show. That show is ranked in my all time top 10 shows I have ever been to. If you never saw maiden I totally suggest you go !! Do not hesitate! This is a show a real show with all kinds of stuff going on on stage! If I could give 6 stars I would. Here are the only draw back with maiden . The prices of everything t shirts are 50+ prob more now. The tickets are astronomical priced. And to get pit tickets you need to be a part of the fan club. The fan club is just a money grab I’ve been apart of it before . If you don’t buy tickets then the fan club really is a waste of time. And they were not on tour at the time so big waste of money. But the concert you will never forget. But def get good seats
By Felix Codwomple
🤟🏻🤠🤘🏻Up The Irons!
Iron Maiden is the first concert I ever attended. The world slavery tour in 1985 opened by Twisted Sister at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. Words cannot describe how blown away I was and hooked for life! I have seen hundreds of insanely awesome concerts since then, including Iron Maiden nine more times. The only band that can punch you in the face, blow the roof off, and leave you in awe, like Iron Maiden, is Iron Maiden! 🤟🏻🤠🤘🏻
By Shark Inocean
You don't want to miss out A must see at least once to 100x
I have seen them many times The first time I saw them Piece of Mind Tour Blew me away & is still to this day one of my favorite tours Last years tour was Just as amazing many moons later The high energy and the tightness is unbelievable At middle 60's - early 70's and still performing like they did in the early 80's is truly amazing & unbelievable You have to see them at least once in your lifetime It's worth every penny A must see
By M. D.
One of the best live experiences
Saw them 2022 in the legacy tour in Denver and I am not exaggerating in saying they're one of the absolute best experiences I've ever had live. The band sounded amazing, the energy they consistently bring is outstanding, not to mention the stage and props/backdrops. Can't wait for the future last tour 2024! Up the Irons!
By V
Pure Awesomeness
I've Seen These Guys Preform In Person. I Say This. They Know How To Blow The Roof Off And Bring Down The House. Their Albums Is What Made Them As Well The Live Shows . Bruce Dickinson Can Be Known For His Showman's Ship He By Far Is One Of A Kind As Well His Band Mates And I As A Loyal IRON MAIDEN Fan Say This Welcome Back To The Mile High City Denver Colorado 🇺🇸🇬🇧UP THE IRONS🇺🇸🇬🇧 I LOVE YOU GUYS Respectfully Yours Vivian Elaine Vigil
By L. F.
Honda Center - Anaheim 2022
Absolutely incredible show. Super theatrical and a must see for any heavy metal fan. Hubby & I will be seeing them again in 2024!
By B. Richards
X11 times seeing them in concert
The only band that can beat Iron Maiden in concert is IRON MAIDEN. 💯 % the best band on the planet. I have seen them in concert 10x and this next tour will be #11. They keep getting better and better every time! UP THE IRONS.....🤟
By Concert Goer
Just Awesome Even If You Are Not A Fine
Rogers Place - Edmonton
Just awesome. Trully great music, played by a talented band who obvioulsy loves what they are doing. The concern had a fun, dedicated crowd of surprisingly all ages, 99% of which were on their feet the entire time. Iron Maiden is wrongly case into the "Heavy Metal"category when their songs are brilliant, carefully crafted compositions of both lyrics and music, incorporating dramatically different, but perfetly complementary shifts in melody and tempo. The drummers and the guitar players are all in the top 1% of anyone ever and Bruce Dickinson, though his range is not what it used to be, still has an opretic voice and remains one of the best front men of all time. These guys appear to be getting a little better with age. Go see Iron Maiden even if you are not a fan. It is guaranteed enjoyment and the way both bands and fans should act at a show. I will keep seeing Iron Maiden as long as they keep playing.
By JenksAuto
They still rock as hard as ever
Rogers Arena - Vancouver
They haven’t lost it . The songs hit with as much velocity as they ever did . Would go again and again .
By Taskerofpuppets
Future Past Tour in Vancouver, BC
Rogers Arena - Vancouver
Another brilliant performance by Eddie the Boys. Great production and sound. Props and Scrims were fantastic! Bruce was on fire. Adrian & Dave were right in front of me along the rail and played beautifully. Janick & Steve stopped by a few times and looked like they were having a great time. Nicko was in full form and played quite well. Nice to see him doing well and recovering. Be well Nicko. Rocking out with my Canadian brethren was a highlight of the occasion. These guys are still playing top-notch and you can tell they love what they’re doing and put in 100% effort when on the stage. Love these guys. This was my 7th show since 2012 and they keep me on my toes and getting better with age. Don’t miss ‘em if they come to an area close to you. Take your kids and/or friends. \m/ \m/
Bio
Metal legends Iron Maiden formed in 1976 though it was four years before they released their first self-titled album, featuring the successful single “Running Free.” The band's second album, Killers, released in 1981, had a harder edge than their first and was also a hit. Original vocalist, Paul Di'Anno, left the band in 1982 and was replaced with Bruce Dickinson who completed what is now considered to be Iron Maiden's classic line-up. The same year saw the release of the seminal rock album Number of the Beast which was the band's first worldwide hit and featured such classic tracks as “Hallowed Be Thy Name” and the album's title track. Iron Maiden took full advantage of their new found global fame and quickly put out their next album Piece of Mind before going on two major tours.
Iron Maiden were on a roll and they released Powerslave, another huge album, in 1983. The band toured Powerslave for 11 months which resulted in 1985's double live album, Live After Death. Their next two releases were both concept albums, Somewhere in Time from 1986 and 1988's Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. Seventh Son was widely considered to be the band's best album since Number of the Beast and spawned the successful singles “The Evil That Men Do” and “The Clairvoyant.”
Another huge tour followed after which the band went back to basics with their 1990 album No Prayer for the Dying. After touring No Prayer throughout 1991, Bruce Dickinson decided to leave the band but not before they recorded their next album, Fear of the Dark, which was released in 1992. Dickinson then toured with the band which produced two more live albums, A Real Live One and A Real Dead One, which were both released in 1993.
After a spell with Blaze Bayley as their singer, Iron Maiden welcomed Dickinson back in 1999 and a new album, Brave New World, hit the charts in 2000. In 2005 they undertook a huge tour as co-headliners with Black Sabbath and they have continued to tour and release new albums ever since. In 2010, The Final Frontier, the band's 15th studio album was released.