Iron Maiden – Announce Exclusive North American Shows

IRON MAIDEN have announced more dates for their upcoming “Somewhere Back In Time” 2008 world tour, including a few exclusive North American shows:

February 1 – Mumbai, India @ Bandra Kurla Complex
February 4 – Perth, Australia @ Burswood Dome
February 6 – Melbourne, Australia @ Rod Laver Arena
February 7 – Melbourne, Australia @ Rod Laver Arena
February 9 – Sydney, Australia @ Acer Arena
February 10 – Sydney, Australia @ Acer Arena
February 12 – Brisbane, Australia @ Entertainment Centre
February 15 – Yokohama, Japan @ Pacifico Yokohama
February 16 – Tokyo, Japan @ Messe
February 19 – Los Angeles, USA @ The Forum
February 21 – Guadalajara, Mexico @ Auditoria Telmex
February 22 – Monterrey, Mexico @ Monterrey Arena
February 24 – Mexico City, Mexico @ Sports Palace
February 26 – San Jose, Costa Rica @ Saprisa Stadium
February 28 – Bogota, Columbia @ Simon Bolivar Park
March 2 – Sao Paulo, Brazil @ Skol Arena Anhembi
March 5 – Porto Allegre, Brazil @ Gigantinho
March 7 – Buenos Aires, Argentina @ Ferrofcarril Oeste Stadium
March 9 – Santiago, Chile @ Pista Atletica
March 12 – Puerto Rico @ San Juan Coliseo
March 14 – New Jersey, USA @ Izod Center (formerly Continental Airlines Arena)
March 16 – Toronto, Canada @ Air Canada Centre

The second leg of the tour will take place mid May to mid June with further concerts in North America, followed by the third leg of the European tour, extensively covering most of Europe in stadiums and major festivals. In total the band are expected to play to well in excess of one and a half million fans during the entire tour.

5 Comments

  1. theawddone says:

    why is the LA show on a fucking tuesday, damn.

  2. dalenkwint says:

    its irritating that all bruce(and apparantly just bruce) cares about in north america is our money

  3. reznor1965 says:

    actually, they make much more playing in europe then in us….if he they cared about was money, they would only tour europe…in us they charge around $60 for an arena show…in half of european countries, they pack a soccer stadium with at least 50K people at 60-80 euros a ticket…do your math…however bruce has been on the record saying he is not a huge fan of playing the states cause the crowd is dead half of the times and having seen them twice in europe i could not agree more….every time i see them in the states, half of the crowd just sits there with a hot dog and a beer while europeans go nuts at their shows and they feed of the energy and get better set lists in return

  4. hikingartist says:

    amen reznor. US shows in small venues can create some high energy, but stadium shows draw alot of gawkers who have money to blow and no clue what is happening on stage.

  5. Lollapaloser says:

    I would almost say that is a typical US behavior. We tend to just sit around like lazy dolts and gawk at stupid shit.

    Case in point: Britney Spears. She is covered at least half the time CNN, Fox News, ABC News are on the air. We sit back and say “Damn she be so stupid. Wendy get me a beer and check out how stupid Spears is!”

    I am rambling. If that made any sense to you, you are on cocaine.

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