Time is a funny thing. The saying "the days feel like years and the years feel like days" occasionally rings quite true, and ...

Dickinson replaced Di’Anno several months after the release of “Killers” and made his studio album debut in 1982 on the ...

Does anybody here own a DeLorean?” the Iron Maiden front man asked the sold-out crowd, though even he was dubious about the ...

Iron Maiden took a packed arena on a journey through time and space Wednesday as its Future Past tour touched down at Spectrum Center in its first Charlotte concert in five years. It wasn’t simply a ...

PITTSBURGH ― Metal kings Iron Maiden reigned majestically Friday at a close-to-sold-out PPG Paints Arena. Enthusiastic fans clad in black concert T-shirts savored a night of literate lyrics and ...

Playing thrash metal — a style of music rooted in speed and aggression — takes a toll physically, as Exodus guitarist Gary Holt can attest. “I’m suffering from arthritis everywhere, neck down to my ...

Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has reflected on his health issues, revealing he nearly left the band so they could carry on without him impeding them.

According to interviews and insight, it seems as though Iron Maiden simply outgrew Di’Anno—which I can see as The Number of ...

Paul Di’Anno, the metal singer who fronted Iron Maiden in the band’s early days, has died at age 66. Di’Anno’s death was ...

Paul Di’Anno, the metal singer who fronted Iron Maiden in the band’s early days, has died at age 66. Di’Anno’s death was announced Monday by his family and music label. The singer had been ...

who joined the band on 1982’s The Number of the Beast. “We are all deeply saddened to learn about the passing of Paul Di’Anno earlier today. Paul’s contribution to Iron Maiden was immense ...

Di’Anno rose to prominence as the frontman of Iron Maiden, before splitting with the group before their 1982 commercial breakthrough with 1982’s The Number of the Beast, which introduced new ...