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Iron Maiden Return to the US for ‘Maiden England’ 2013 Tour Run

Good news for fans that missed out on Iron Maiden last summer when they brought their Maiden England tour to North America for a few months -- they're coming back!

Maiden just revealed that they’ll return to the States in September for a handful of shows leading up to their headlining gig at Brazil’s Rock in Rio Festival on Sept. 22 in front of a sold out crowd of over 70,000 fans.

The new string of dates includes stops in U.S. cities that Maiden have never included on past tours like Raleigh, N.C., and others that they haven’t seen in over two decades like Nashville, Tenn. and Austin, Texas. Dates in Kansas City, St. Louis and Las Vegas also made the list.

Rounding out the bill, Megadeth will provide opening support for Iron Maiden on all dates.

The short run of dates will culminate on Sept. 13 when Iron Maiden headline the Battle of San Bernardino at the San Manuel Amphitheater in San Bernardino, Calif. The west coast metalfest will also feature Anthrax, Testament, Megadeth, Overkill and Sabaton for this one-time event.

Tickets for several of the dates go on sale starting April 12 through Ticketmaster.

Iron Maiden 'Maiden England' Tour Dates:

9/3 – Raleigh, N.C. – Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion 9/5 – Nashville, Tenn. – Bridgestone Arena 9/7 – Kansas City, Mo. – Sprint Center 9/8 – St. Louis, Mo. – Verizon Wireless 9/10 – Austin, Texas – 350 Amphitheater 9/12 – Las Vegas, Nev. – Mandalay Bay Events Center 9/13 - San Bernardino, Calif. - San Manuel Amphitheater

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All things maiden, feature friday: our dream maiden england setlists.

It’s Friday and we thought we should introduce you to our new feature, erm – Feature Friday . This will be a place for everything from in-depth articles to lighthearted fun stuff. We sort of got a head start last Friday with Christer Bakke Andresen ’s massive story about Maiden’s History tours, Maiden England Invades in Europe 2013 .

This week we head in the opposite direction. We’ve all seen the setlist from the recent North American stint for the Maiden England Tour 2012 . By all means a terrific set, but being blessed with the, needless to say, most brilliant back catalogue in the entire world of music, there are bound to be heated discussions when the set of 16 – 18 songs is compiled. Yes, that’s at least 20 songs short, mind you!

Both Bruce Dickinson and Steve Harris have hinted that there might be some slight changes in the setlist for the upcoming tour, the latter in an interview I did with him for Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet a few weeks back. Read it here .

So, inspired by Metal Hammer ’s Iron Maiden dream setlist for Download , we thought we should have a go ourselves. In this article you will find both of our dream sets with comments on changes from the 2012 set. And the Maiden Revelations dream sets are two quite different ones! First up is Torgrim ‘s dream set, and further down you’ll find Christer ‘s version of the dream.

However, we’ve taken the theme of the current tour into consideration, which means closely mirroring the Maiden England video filmed at the Birmingham NEC in 1988, and then some. The “and then some” part is particularly interesting. Also, we’ve tried to structure it as closely as possible to the traditional Maiden set-up. Yes, that means that the song Iron Maiden has to close off the main set with three encores to follow. And of course we’ve allowed ourselves to dream a little.

Have a listen!

Here is Torgrim Øyre ‘s dream setlist for the Maiden England European Tour 2013:

Torgrim comments:

I think the triple opening from the original Maiden England show with Moonchild leading into The Evil That Men Do , followed by the dramatically underplayed classic The Prisoner is a perfect way to kick everyone into frenzy. And we all know that we need the crucial “Scream for me this and scream for me that” before song number four sets in, so here you go… “The Flight of Icarus !”.

Now it’s time for Bruce to tell you all how wonderful you are and what a great community of Maiden fans we have here and what a cool thing it has been to revisit a period that reflects an era when most of you lot weren’t even born yet. “A little bit of a Somewhere in Time , Seventh Son kind of era… This is a very special song coming up next – Infinite Dreams , ladies and gentlemen – yes, that´s Infinite Dreams, not Afraid to Shoot Strangers, Infinite Dreams this one”. Tisch, tisch, tisch, tisch… (thath’s the sound of Nicko ’s cymbal count).

Well of we go on another rollercoaster ride of classics. Tempo fueled The Trooper straight into the slightly slower and groove-laden Stranger in a Strange Land (It’s been too long guys, and you even have merch on the current tour for the bloody song!).

Crowd pleasing time (you’re not tired yet?) Can I Play With Madness? and Wasted Years with Bruce telling you some light hearted  in-between jokes… Don’t waste your beers and such. We’re all thoroughly enjoying ourselves at this point.

Darkness descends and evil lurks. The Number of the Beast with flames raging high as the Eiffel Tower (outdoors at least) and the baphomet goat makes an appearance on stage right, nodding viciously to the crowd.

Then magic is about to take place. The mega epic Seventh Son of a Seventh Son performed live in Europe for the first time in 25 years. Complete with blazing fireworks, crystal balls, a massive Scribe Eddie and huge candles, depicting good and evil. And of course Bruce in grand storytelling mode. Hard hitting The Clairvoyant closes off the Seventh Son-chapter.

A great calm descends, the sound of howling winds fills the speakers followed by the words “my son ask for thyself another Kingdom for that which I leave Is too small for thee” . Dry ice covers the stage while the sound of marching drums and Dave Murrays gentle guitar melody sets the tone for the miracle about to happen. After one minute the whole band kicks in with Bruce erupting from the stage left riser in full battle regalia. The place goes bonkers. Rod, Steve, Bruce, can you hear us? Alexander the Great has everything – the drama, the sing-along’s, the melodies and the instrumental work that makes for the ultimate live classic (Steve, it’s even got a passage and a time change that is perfect to jump up and down to!).

Finishing up the main set is the anthem Iron Maiden of course. With the icing on the cake (no pun intended) being bucket loads of pyro, ice sculptures and Eddie having a baby.

Encore time. Caught Somewhere in Time didn’t sound too good on the Somewhere in Time tour in 86/87, mostly due to the lack of the heavy rhythm guitars in the verse. Now you’ve got three guitarists, so you should be able to pull it of.

Hallowed Be Thy Name time. Enough said.

Run to the Hills with General Custer Eddie either slashing you to pieces with his fake plastic saber or  making you, erm, run home with a massive grin on your face, because this set kicked your ass:

MOONCHILD THE EVIL THAT MEN DO THE PRISONER FLIGHT OF ICARUS INFINITE DREAMS THE TROOPER STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND CAN I PLAY WITH MADNESS WASTED YEARS THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST SEVENTH SON OF A SEVENTH SON THE CLAIRVOYANT ALEXANDER THE GREAT IRON MAIDEN CAUGHT SOMEWHERE IN TIME HALLOWED BE THY NAME RUN TO THE HILLS

Here is Christer Bakke Andresen ‘s dream setlist for the Maiden England European Tour 2013:

Christer comments:

In my dream 2013 set, there are three songs out and three songs in compared with the 2012 set. I honestly think that this many changes are unlikely but not impossible. One or two changes are highly likely, in my opinion, but what the hell! One can dream of a little more than that.

I’ve left out Aces High , 2 Minutes To Midnight and Running Free . The latter should never have been in the set to begin with, in my opinion, being overplayed in the past several years. Aces High was a complete surprise, and I love the song and the pyro, but I feel it is completely inappropriate for a tour titled Maiden England . I would guess that 2MTM is the least likely of these to be removed, as the band seems to love playing it and it’s pretty easy on Bruce, unlike Aces High with its insanely high notes. But I’m removing it anyway because it’s been played often lately and is also a feature of Live After Death , not Maiden England , just like Aces High is. I’d like to see more of a difference between 2008 and 2013.

I actually guessed last year that Afraid To Shoot Strangers would be in this set, and I don’t mind its presence despite its non-relation to the touring concept, since it’s not been performed for almost 15 years and never at all with the current line-up.

(By the way, yeah, Fear Of The Dark is overplayed and has no place in a Maiden England set. But I’ve long since realized that the audience won’t accept its removal. Not gonna happen.

Phantom Of The Opera also has nothing to do with Maiden England , but I’m proposing somewhat realistic changes here, and this song goes down extremely well while being easy on Bruce.)

Then, what to put in?

One song is a non-brainer for me. Infinite Dreams was rehearsed for the 2012 tour and dropped late in the game for reasons unknown. This song is popular with fans, it is taken from the album that lends the current History tour its themes and visuals, it was a cornerstone of the Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son show which was huge in Europe in 1988, and it was even the single off the Maiden England concert video, which is soon to arrive on DVD and from which the current tour lifts its name.

That song must be in the set! It’s got so many fundamental ties to the Maiden England concept, its exclusion would be nearly akin to excluding Powerslave from the previous History tour.

Is it too tough for Bruce? Not in and of itself, but maybe when a set is considered as a whole? That’s partially why my second choice of addition is Killers . A cool rarity, featured in the Maiden England video, and a walk in the park for Bruce. Should be in the set.

On the other hand, my guess is that Hallowed Be Thy Name will stay out of this set throughout the tour. The way Bruce struggled with it on the 2011 tour makes me think he’ll want to keep it out until the next touring concept emerges in 2014 or so.

So my last addition is a very unlikely one…

Flight Of Icarus . I include this for three reasons: It’s not been performed since 1986, it’s one of the band’s biggest hits, and it’s one of the tunes that can be counted as shameful omissions from the History tours. Others in this category, in my opinion, include Killers, 22 Acacia Avenue , Stranger In A Strange Land , and Infinite Dreams. If the band wanted to throw a real curveball, Flight Of Icarus would do just fine in a set that would flow really well:

MOONCHILD CAN I PLAY WITH MADNESS THE PRISONER INFINITE DREAMS FLIGHT OF ICARUS THE TROOPER THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST AFRAID TO SHOOT STRANGERS KILLERS WASTED YEARS SEVENTH SON OF A SEVENTH SON THE CLAIRVOYANT PHANTOM OF THE OPERA IRON MAIDEN FEAR OF THE DARK THE EVIL THAT MEN DO RUN TO THE HILLS

Please come 2013 NOW!

PS! Share your dream setlists with us in comments section below.

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Good list. I think the basics here are right, but I would rather have “Purgatory” to replace Prisoner or Icarus. That song is so underplayed by Maiden it should have lead to a fan revolt years ago. Also, 22 acacia avenue was done in 88 and should be there now as well.

My dream setlist is actualy the one from 86/87 with Eagles Dares, Phantom, Sea of Madness, Children, Ancient Mariner and Distant Runner. That setlist was pure madness!!! The most impressive one they have done in recent years is the one from 2010. A statement to the future rather than looking to the past.

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I think their setlist should be more well paced in order to be playable by them nowadays..Bruce’s voice is beginning to ware out by the end of the set list. Aces High 2012 versions for example.. so in my opinion, a good realistic setlist would be. 01. Moonchild 02. The Evil that Men Do 03. Infinite Dreams 04. Wasted Years 05. Still Life 06. The Trooper 07. The Number of The Beast 08. The Phantom of the Opera <—(Easy song for Bruce to perform) 09. Heaven Can Wait 10. The Clairvoyant 11. Afraid To Shoot Strangers <—(major voice rest) 12. Iron Maiden ENCORE 13. The Prisoner (much easier to sing than aces high so late in a concert) 14. Stranger in a Strange Land 15. Run To The Hills 16. Hallowed Be Thy Name

forgot Seventh Son Right Before Iron Maiden 😛

I like that set, SakaRaka. And don’t forget that Killers is also a Maiden England song that’s a walk in the park for Bruce.

Actually I found it pretty funny that the stage set had the “Killers” Eddie on the right of the drums (looking at stage from crowd view), but no songs from killers where performed 😛 So irrelevant to the setlist. Also the only thing I prefer more from this stage set than the old Seventh tour one is the big “7th son” Eddie on Iron Maiden.. I thing the stage looked cooler back then with the icebergs and the turning round Iceberg/Eddie on 7th son track. Also the high platforms for Bruce to run around were way cooler than the ones used on this maiden england tour.. And in my opinion the pyros are overused, which makes them uninteresting, and unimpressive quite fast on the concert…

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I liked their setlist ( went to Battle of San Bernadino )

I just wish that they would have made 2 Minutes 2 Midnight Encore #1. Then Run to The Hills/Running free. The did the running songs together all the time back in the 80’s. (By the way I’m 12, I learn by listening. 🙂 )

My dream setlist for Maiden England is this 1. Intro 2. Moonchild 3. The Evil That Men Do 4. The Trooper (kind of like the Monsters of Rock Festival) 5. The Prisoner 6. Phantom Of The Opera 7. Flight Of Icarus 8. Infinite Dreams 9. Wasted Years 10. Seventh Son 11. Clairvoyant 12. Can I play with Madness 13. The number Of The Beast 14 Iron Maiden ————————————————————————————- 15. Run To The Hills 16. Running Free (with the little Run to the hills/running free transition 17. Hallowed Be Thy Name 18. Sanctuary

Aces High Wrathchild 2 Minutes to Midnight The Prisoner Dance Of Death Killers Montseguer The Trooper For the Greater Good of God Phantom of The Opera The Clansman Blood Brothers The Pilgirm Die With Your Boots On The Legacy Fear of The Dark Iron Maiden The Number of The Beast Hallowed Be Thy Name Run To The Hills Drifter Sanctuary

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IRON MAIDEN -Maiden England concert to be released in 2013

Discussion in ' Music Corner ' started by jeffreybh , Sep 2, 2012 .

jeffreybh Gunter Gleiben Glauchen Globen Thread Starter

IRON MAIDEN -Maiden England concert to be released in 2013 including previously unreleased material According to Metal-Rules.com, bassist Steve Harris of British heavy metal legends IRON MAIDEN has revealed to the German magazine Rock Hard that the band's "Maiden England" concert video will be re-released in 2013, with the footage expanded to comprise the show's encores which were not included in the original VHS version of the set. IRON MAIDEN's recent "Maiden England" tour closely mirrored, in terms of production and content, the original 1988 concert video of the same name, shot on the 7th Tour Of A 7th Tour. The spectacular stage set was recreated, complete with a magnificent light show, pyro and a newly reincarnated Eddie. When asked by The Aquarian Weekly what the reason was behind choosing a setlist like that of the famous 1988 excursion, IRON MAIDEN guitarist Adrian Smith said, "Well, we just thought it'd be fun to revisit that period in time — there were some good songs there. It's just great revisiting some of the songs we haven't played for a long while. It keeps us fresh and it's just, you know, we got a lot of new fans coming on board now, a lot of younger fans who probably never saw or were around when we did that tour. That's one factor of it for us revisiting that time and I think there's some good songs from that period, so it's fun to do."  

heepsterandrey Forum Resident

Finally! I've been wanting to see this for a while. I wonder if they'll release it on blu ray. That would be great. I saw them on the 2012 maiden England tour and I loved the setlist. Maiden England should be great.  

murga Forum Resident

Seeing Adrian wearing that silly 80-es denim jacket again after almost 25 years....oooooh, I'm getting old.  

I saw them on the Seventh Son tour in 1988. Awesome show. I never picked this up when it was released on VHS so am looking forward to finally getting a chance to check it out!  

artfromtex Honky Tonkin' Metal-Head

That's cool. I wonder if it will be part of the "History of Maiden" DVD series? I'd also love to throw in my support for a Blu Ray release of the 2012 N. American "Maiden England" tour. It was awesome. Each song was it's own production. Different backdrops for each song (all re-themed to fit the 7th Son "ice" theme). Different props and lighting were employed on each track to create a mood that fit the song. Bruce and the band were fantastic. I had really high expectations and Maiden exceeded them.  

Almost Simon Forum Resident

I'm in for this. Shame we have to wait until next year. Love the Seventh Son album. I've got this on VHS and haven't seen it for years (reminder to myself to have a look on youtube later.) Really wanted the band to play a few dates in the UK following the recent US Tour. Setlist looked great.  

artfromtex said: ↑ That's cool. I wonder if it will be part of the "History of Maiden" DVD series? I'd also love to throw in my support for a Blu Ray release of the 2012 N. American "Maiden England" tour. It was awesome. Each song was it's own production. Different backdrops for each song (all re-themed to fit the 7th Son "ice" theme). Different props and lighting were employed on each track to create a mood that fit the song. Bruce and the band were fantastic. I had really high expectations and Maiden exceeded them. Click to expand...

Davidmk5 Forum Resident

a new blu-ray of the 2012 tour is what i would be interested in .......  

neo123 Senior Member

A 2-DVD set due March 25th, 2013. Disc 1 is the 1988 original, expanded & remastered, with new 5.1 surround mix and 3 previously unreleased songs. Disc 2 is documentary, part 3 of History of Maiden, along with other extras, such as 12 Wasted Years and various promo videos for some of the songs from that era. http://www.ironmaiden.com/maiden-england-88-concert-to-be-released-on-dvd.html DISC ONE – MAIDEN ENGLAND ’88 Set List: Moonchild The Evil That Men Do The Prisoner Still Life Die With Your Boots On Infinite Dreams Killers Can I Play With Madness Heaven Can Wait Wasted Years The Clairvoyant Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son The Number Of The Beast Hallowed Be Thy Name Iron Maiden Run To The Hills* Running Free* Sanctuary* *previously unreleased. DISC TWO – THE HISTORY OF IRON MAIDEN PART 3 The History Of Iron Maiden - Part 3 12 Wasted Years Wasted Years promo video Stranger In A Strange Land promo video Can I Play With Madness promo video The Evil That Men Do promo video The Clairvoyant promo video  

Maidenpriest Setting the controls for the heart of the sun :)

About time Up the Irons, thanks for posting !!  

Doesn't seem like a blu ray is gonna be released. I hope there is.  

JCRW Forum Resident

Also looks like this will be released on 2CD and double vinyl sets from their main site. Instant purchase for me!  

The Rush Fan Well-Known Member

I'm glad to see that 12 Wasted Years is going to be released. At this point, with the exception of a couple of TV clips and a few brief interview segments, all the contents of that video have been released as part of the other tomes. I was sure 12 Wasted Years was just going to be forgotten. I bought the VHS when it came out and played the heck out of it! This "lipsynching in Germany" clip cracks me up! They're all messing around except for Adrian!  

Dr. Mark Active Member

Iron Maiden sure know how to keep their fans happy.  

Iron Maiden know how to keep their fans happy.  

Combination Forum Resident

For whatever bizarre reason, 12 Wasted Years has Sanctuary from Hammersmith '82 - yet the actual Beast Over Hammersmith doesn't include this song, and it is a killer version!  

Wasn't the Beast Over Hammersmith only a portion of the show on the DVD? The double CD does include it, doesn't it?  

Daniel Plainview God's Lonely Man

Dr. Mark said: ↑ Iron Maiden sure know how to keep their fans happy. Click to expand...

Dr. Mark said: ↑ Iron Maiden know how to keep their fans happy. Click to expand...

oldschool I love tape hiss

It was about time! Fantastic live album, the live version of Killers is pure awesomeness! I still have the original VHS and CD  

The Zodiac said: ↑ Oh, I guess you did. Loving this series of DVDs.... Click to expand...

Brian J Forum Resident

For a minute I thought this an expansion of the '81 live 5 song EP, Maiden Japan! That would be sweet, but the proposed package looks like fun too.  

Brian J said: ↑ For a minute I thought this an expansion of the '81 live 5 song EP, Maiden Japan! That would be sweet, but the proposed package looks like fun too. Click to expand...

motorcitydave Enlightened Rogue In Memoriam

jeffreybh said: ↑ I saw them on the Seventh Son tour in 1988. Click to expand...

JCRW said: ↑ Also looks like this will be released on 2CD and double vinyl sets from their main site. Instant purchase for me! Click to expand...

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