Iron Maiden Tickets

Iron Maiden is a British heavy-metal band formed in London on Christmas Day 1975 by bassist and primary songwriter Steve Harris. Over the years the band has featured long-standing members such as guitarist Dave Murray, guitarist / vocalist Adrian Smith, vocalist Bruce Dickinson and drummer Nicko McBrain (though McBrain retired from touring in late 2024). They became part of the “New Wave of British Heavy Metal” movement and are celebrated for their twin-guitar harmonies, galloping bass lines, epic themes (history, mythology, war) and their mascot “Eddie”.

Run For Your Lives World Tour is Iron Maiden's sprawling 50th-anniversary trek, celebrating the band's first half-century since forming in London on Christmas Day 1975. After playing stops abroad throughout 2026, the band is extending the celebration with an additional North American run in spring 2027. Steve Harris has said the extra dates came together because the band enjoyed its earlier North American shows so much that it decided to reach cities it had missed the first time around.

Bullet For My Valentine and The Raven Age are both joining Iron Maiden as support acts for the 2027 North American leg of the Run For Your Lives Tour. The run marks Bullet For My Valentine's first North American shows in a couple of years, giving fans a stacked heavy metal bill across the dates.

The Run For Your Lives Tour setlist draws almost entirely from Iron Maiden's first nine albums, bringing out deep cuts that Bruce Dickinson has said the band hasn't played in the U.S. in over two decades. Fans can expect the band's classic twin-guitar attack paired with an upgraded stage production, including new digital screen effects layered into the performance. It's a career-spanning, 50th-anniversary victory lap built for longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Ticket prices depend on a variety of factors, like time of purchase, venue, seat location and more. You can find Iron Maiden tickets for as low as $70.

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While setlists can vary between venues, Iron Maiden will likely play the following songs on tour: The Trooper (2015 Remaster), Fear of the Dark (2015 Remaster), Run to the Hills (2015 Remaster), The Number of the Beast (2015 Remaster), Hallowed Be Thy Name (2015 Remaster), Wasted Years (2015 Remaster), 2 Minutes to Midnight (2015 Remaster), Aces High (2015 Remaster), Wasting Love (2015 Remaster), Phantom of the Opera (2015 Remaster)