Dickinson is not alone in his love of Made in Japan . Metallica 's Lars Ulrich also singled it out as his favorite live album ...

Dickinson reveals that he and his solo band will record the follow-up to 2024’s The Mandrake Project live in the studio ...

The frontman, who’d already added Flash Of The Blade to his setlist, wrapped up his latest tour with a stop at The Wiltern in ...

"I've got no interest in paying 1,200 dollars to go and see U2 in the Sphere — none," Dickinson told ATMósferas Magazine Jason Mendez/Getty Images Bruce Dickinson, the frontman for heavy metal band ...

Bruce Dickinson kicked off his North American solo tour on Friday at Anaheim, California’s House of Blues, delighting fans by playing Iron Maiden‘s “Flash of the Blade” live for the first time. You ...

With a flash of the blade, Iron Maiden rocker Bruce Dickinson made his mark on a recent fencing tournament in France. The British singer, 66, placed 13th in the Circuit Européen 2025 tournament in ...

A coincidence of scheduling allowed Iron Maiden singers Bruce Dickinson and Paul Di’Anno to meet for the first time ever last night (July 13). The moment took place in Zagreb, Croatia, where the ...

Throughout his career in the spotlight, Bruce Dickinson fashioned a promising solo career that included seven studio albums. Back in March, the singer released his latest studio album, The Mandrake ...

A coincidence of scheduling allowed Iron Maiden singers Bruce Dickinson and Paul Di’Anno to meet for the first time ever last night (July 13). The moment took place in Zagreb, Croatia, where the ...

Dickinson was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor on his tongue in 2014 Almost a decade after receiving treatment for a cancerous tumor found on the back of his tongue, Iron Maiden vocalist Bruce ...

Bruce Dickinson will pilot a Boeing 747 over six continents for Iron Maiden's 2016 tour. The rockers have announced they will travel over 55,000 miles across the globe for their 'The Book of Souls ...

What you pay to headbang to Iron Maiden would be much different if frontman Bruce Dickinson had his way. He says in a new interview with ATMosferas magazine that those closest to the performers — ...