Bruce Dickinson brings the signature growl to Iron Maiden's concert at the BB&T Center on July 18, 2019, in Sunrise, Florida. (Michael Laughlin/Sun Sentinel/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson and Steve Harris Announce Final Reunion Tour
In a heartfelt announcement that has sent shockwaves through the rock community, Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson and bassist Steve Harris have confirmed their plans for a final reunion tour. Slated to kick off in early 2025, the tour will mark the end of an era for one of the most iconic heavy metal bands in history.
During a press conference held at a London venue, Dickinson and Harris expressed their gratitude to fans who have supported the band throughout the decades. “This isn’t just a farewell tour; it’s a celebration of everything we’ve accomplished together,” Dickinson stated. “We’ve been lucky to share this incredible journey with our fans, and we want to make this final tour unforgettable.”
The tour, titled “Legacy of the Beast: The Final Chapter,” will feature a setlist that spans Iron Maiden’s entire discography, including classics like “The Trooper,” “Hallowed Be Thy Name,” and tracks from their latest album. Fans can expect a dazzling stage production, reminiscent of the band’s renowned theatrical performances.
Harris added, “We are looking forward to reconnecting with fans around the world one last time. We want to deliver a show that reflects the passion and energy of Iron Maiden.”
The tour will kick off in Europe before heading to North America, Asia, and beyond. Pre-sale tickets are set to go live next month, with general sales beginning shortly after.
As excitement builds, many fans are already speculating about potential surprises, special guests, and the possibility of new music being introduced during the tour. While the end may be near, Iron Maiden’s legacy will undoubtedly endure, solidifying their place in the pantheon of rock legends for generations to come.
