4 weeks ago Nothing will brighten your day more than witnessing a little kid who loves Iron Maiden. A video released in 2011 has recently grew in views as a little boy cry's until he hears Iron Maiden.
Get ready to continue emptying your bank accounts, because yet another band has announced the release of a signature beer. This time, heavy metal icons Iron Maiden will attach their name to a brand of bubbly magic, as 'Trooper' ale is set to become available worldwide in May.
Iron Maiden have used their platform over the years to fund various charities, and while they prefer to keep their involvement in a number of the causes private, there’s one that they’re very eager to speak of publicly.
Wisconsin is going to be a mecca of hard rock from July 19 through July 22. The lineup for the 2012 Rock Fest, held near Cadott, Wis. has been announced and it’s heavier than granite. Where else can rock fans enjoy the sounds of Godsmack one night and Iron Maiden the next? Sprinkle in a little Alice Cooper and Five Finger Death Punch and there is something for absolutely everyone.
By now, pretty much everybody knows that Iron Maiden‘s Bruce Dickinson moonlights as an airplane pilot when he isn’t fronting the band, but he’s never been known for his sea voyages — until recently, when a British submarine crew was surprised to learn that Dickinson had joined them for a three-day trip.
Iron Maiden confirmed that they will tour in 2012. No cities or dates have been announced yet, keep an eye out at their official site.
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Shinedown have titled their upcoming album Amaryllis and set a March 27th release date. The first single, "Bully," is ava
Churning out their own brand of iconic metal for 30 years now, Metallica may be one of the most influential bands in the world, but according to drummer Lars Ulrich, “I don’t think Metallica would be where Metallica is today if it wasn’t for Iron Maiden.”
What a killer pic! Check that sucker out! If me, you and every Blaze listener pooled all of our paychecks together we couldn’t afford a ride like that. So badass. And the rad part is that Bruce Dickinson, who’s an experienced pilot, was scheduled yesterday to fly 200 passengers stranded in New York by Hurricane Irene, from Newark Airport in Newark, New Jersey to Reykjavik, Iceland.
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