Iron Maiden in Norway 2023 – Rockman

Posted On: October 27, 2022

Iron Maiden is now confirmed for Norway in 2024 via a separate press release

The concert is part of iron girls new tour concept “The Future Past” which we talked about earlier here on rock manand which will feature previously unreleased songs from the band’s latest studio album “Senjutsu” as well as a focus on the emblematic “Somewhere in Time” the 1986 album plus other classic cuts. The concert that will be the only one in Norway, takes place on Bergenhus Fortress, Koengen in Bergen on Wednesday, June 7, 2023. “The Future Past” the tour seems to be a round of a very special kind. After having played in front of more than three million spectators during the gigantic “Legacy of the Beast” It’s time to change the subject.

Ordinary ticket sales begin Friday, November 4 at 10 a.m.

Iron Maiden is widely known as one of the most important hard rock bands in history. On his way to
pubs and clubs from London’s East End to the biggest stadiums in the world, the group is sold out
100 million records, won prestigious awards and performed in front of more audiences than most
other bands and artists can only dream of. album like “The number of the beast“, “Powerslave”, “Somewhere in Time” and “The best of worlds” have been playbooks for a band of today’s biggest heavy metal stars, including avenged sevenfold, Killer and Metallic in the early phase. It also helps that the band always delivers gigs with a show and a band of energy that has half the time of a tempo that’s struggling to keep up. In 2021, the group releases its last album, “Senjutsu”, to the applause of fans and critics. This one, for reasons we all know, never got its own tour when it came out. This does not mean that the file is forgotten. “Senjutsu” contains gigantic tunes that scream to be played live, and Iron Maiden intends to take notice.

Several of them are on the menu next summer, but they won’t come alone. Think a little differently
the group has decided to dust off one of the great jewels of the catalog, namely “Somewhere in Time” from 1986. A huge fan favorite and a record that didn’t receive as much stage time as the other classics.

Founder and main songwriter of the group, Steve Harrisstates in a press release:- “Since we already opened the last part of the ‘Legacy of the Beast’ tour with a ‘Senjutsu’ section, we thought we had to come up with something new. Then we decided to visit ‘Somewhere in Time “. This tour was never part of the historical retrospective tours we did in the past, which were mostly based on concert films from the 80s. Unfortunately, this “Somewhere on Tour” tour was never filmed. Many fans have requested songs from this record over the years and now we’re actually going to play it. Plus, we’re really looking forward to playing some of Senjutsu’s epic songs.”