Bruce Dickinson

Singer says his band needs to be completely real as 50th anniversary tour looms.

It's his first full-scale solo (musical) trek here in nearly 30 years.

Iron Maiden couldn’t take cash home from 1984 Soviet tour, so they spent it on anything they could buy.

Current singer chats with the man he replaced in 1981 for the first time.

Singer sometimes wonders if the band limits its art to keep fans happy.

'I got the s--- kicked out of me on a regular basis,' says the Iron Maiden star.

"If you wanna be disgusting, do it outside," the singer declared during a show in Brazil.

Singer recalls London venue emptying after his band insisted on headline status they didn’t deserve.

Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson proposes a solution to help both Spotify and artists.

"I've got no interest in paying $1,200 to go and see U2," he says.