They have received fame from their adrenaline rushing performances all across Europe, South America and Asia. The group has built a name for themselves as one of the most original tribute acts in the world. Be prepared to hear all the Iron Maiden classics like, “Aces High”, “The Trooper” and “Hallowed Be Thy Name”, it’s a show not to be missed. Venues have been selling out across the globe, with ample crowds singing praises at the talent and nostalgia the crew deliver. The 5-strong all female metal band is a one of a kind experience, with no compromise to the sound or talent of the original Iron Maiden band.Ĭome along to the NZ tour this week to hear the renditions of all the major hits. The Iron Maidens are an all-female Californian based tribute band, who are tearing up local stages across Australia and New Zealand. Where: Cordis Auckland, 83 Symonds Street, Auckland CBD.Want more than just books, Shop For Iron Maiden T-Shirts on our online store.īRUCE DICKINSON "WHAT DOES THIS BUTTON DO?" Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson’s: What Does This Button Do?” book tour is one of those rare phenomena when you ought to strike while the iron is hot! Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to hear from the man behind the music.
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This speaking event promises to be an up-close-and-personal encounter with the man himself as he delivers excerpts from the book, hold a Q&A session, plus an inclusion of a signed copy of the book for ticket buyers. His career resume also includes airline pilot, entrepreneur, fencer, author, and broadcaster.ĭickinson takes the bull by its horns with the release of his autobiography, sharing recollections on his 30 years with Maiden, the early days, going solo, flying jets, and his recent battle with tongue cancer. He officially became part of Iron Maiden in 1981, and was introduced via the 1982 album “The Number of the Beast.” As pioneers of the new wave of British heavy metal movement, Iron Maiden has sold over 100 million copies of their albums worldwide, and are considered one of the most successful heavy metal bands in history.īeing a singer, songwriter, musician are just some of the facets of Dickson’s myriad of talents and pursuits. His wide vocal range, signature quasi-operatic tenor, and his ferocious energy and stage presence, made him a shoo-in to take over lead vocal chores from Paul Di'Anno. Dickinson is slated to appear on October 16, 2018, at The Cordis Hotel (formerly the Langham) here in Auckland.īruce Dickinson is touted as one of the greatest rock vocalists / frontmen of all time, specifically for his stint as the lead vocalist of the iconic heavy metal band Iron Maiden. Up the irons, Iron Maiden fans! Fearless front man, Bruce Dickinson strikes again, this time turning up the heat in Auckland, New Zealand where fans are anxiously on a hot pursuit to get the best seats in the house for his up and coming “What Does This Button Do?” book tour. Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson 2018 Speaking Event All Set in Auckland
I’m constantly in search of the perfect sound…and I feel like I’m getting there.Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson in Auckland 16 October 2018 “I always think there’s something out there that sounds better than what you have, and I’m always trying to find it. “I guess I’m just a very unsatisfied guitar player,” Fowler continues. “All my friends see the photos and joke around, like, ‘Just give me one!’ ” he says with a laugh.
When it comes to playing live, Fowler, an avowed guitar nerd, says that he tends to bring as many as eight to 10 instruments out on the road with him, to make sure he always has “the perfect guitar for the song.” He estimates that his collection has swelled to somewhere between 30 and 40 instruments at this point, many of which can be seen in the photos he posts on his Instagram feed. Onstage I can just see it with production and projections and fire and all the fun stuff we’re gonna be doing soon.
Regarding the former, he says, “I could listen to it every single day and it wouldn’t get old.” As for “Hole in My Heart,” he continues, “It has this eerie, dark sound, but Kellin does these really high little Seventies throwback, Zeppelin-style runs.
Songwriting-wise, Fowler points to two songs on Gossip-the anthemic first single, “Legends,” and a swelling, atmospheric ballad titled “Hole in My Heart”-as standouts. He definitely took us all out of our comfort zones.” It was a lot of just sitting in a room with Bendeth and cranking out crazy sounds and crazy ideas, because that’s the kind of producer he is. “So all the weird noises and stuff you hear on the record, in songs like ‘Gossip’ and ‘Empire to Ashes,’ it’s things that sound like samples but they’re not. “There are certain songs on the record where I’d sit in a room with David Bendeth and he’d be like, ‘Hey, at the end of this song let’s just turn on every pedal and go for it,’ ” Fowler recalls. Some of those broken barriers, as it turns out, had to do with guitars.
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