In a recent interview, Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson revealed the one song the band won't play from their debut album.

Iron Maiden will revisit their Paul Di’Anno era on their upcoming 50th anniversary tour — but there’s one song from that ...

Most music fans would be happy with an autograph or a used guitar pick from their favorite band. But fans of Iron Maiden can take home the band’s tour plane — or at least a piece of it.

Ed Force One,' as memorabilia Most music fans would be happy with an autograph or a used guitar pick from their favorite band. But fans of Iron Maiden can take home the band's tour plane - or at ...

I admit: I’m a rock n roller. You can’t play rock music for your radio career for just about 40 years & not be. And I’m a sucker for a good rock n roll story. This is a good one. Fans can own a piece ...

A new study published in Neuroscience sheds light on how drum and bass components influence the brain’s response to pop music. Researchers found that when drum and bass elements were removed from a ...

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In a unique display of creativity, a popular music group from Kolkata recycled household waste to make musical instruments to play at Kolkata International Drum Festival. The group of children sang ...

Bruce Dickinson said he’d rather quit Iron Maiden than use backing ... Harris argued that part of Maiden’s strength was continuing to make new music. “I’m still writing all the time, ...

The jumbo jet was famous for carrying this moniker when it served as a flying tour bus for the English heavy metal band Iron Maiden during the 'Book of Souls' world tour during 2016. 'Ed Force One' ...

PAIGE VINCENT MANAGES the Iron Mountain ... Jim’s Music sells or rents just about every instrument imaginable, including guitars, pianos, keyboards and drums. Band and orchestra instruments ...

Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has said he would rather quit playing live than become a “Disneyland Maiden” by using backing tracks. The British heavy metal legends are heading out on ...