Iron Maiden's epic song pushed the limits of heavy metal with its long runtime, dramatic changes and literary story.

With a stake in the rights relating to Maiden's longtime mascot Eddie, Pophouse says it will "turbo-charge" the rockers' cinematic projects.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Quentin Singer is music journalist who covers rock and heavy music. Over the weekend, the iconic heavy metal band Iron Maiden ...

Pophouse Entertainment, the investment firm co-founded by ABBA's Bjorn Ulvaeus, has announced a partnership with legendary British heavy metal band Iron Maiden, acquiring a stake in the publishing and ...

Wes Orshoski talks to Contact Music about his new documentary film Di’Anno: Iron Maiden’s Lost Singer, a emotional journey ...

Longtime Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain dove deep into the band's catalog during a recent fan event, listing his picks for ...

Famous for his voice as Iron Maiden's frontman, Bruce Dickinson has over 7,500 hours as a pilot -- often injecting his ...

Iron Maiden has been ranked No. 1 as the longest-running metal band to have never taken a hiatus or announced a breakup since ...

On Sept. 3, heavy metal legends Iron Maiden will release Senjutsu, their long-awaited 17th album and first since 2015's The Book of Souls. Offering a preview of what to expect, we have prepared a ...

Paul Di’Anno, Iron Maiden’s first lead singer, died Monday. He was 66. He died at his home in Salisbury, England, his family and his record label, Conquest Music, said in a statement on his official ...

Iron Maiden’s Powerslave and Somewhere in Time return to four U.K. charts each, with sales and vinyl reissues fueling the comeback of both '80s classics. Iron Maiden (v.l. Adrian Smith, Nicko McBrain, ...