Video: Bruce Dickinson, lead singer of Iron Maiden, performs National Anthem at NFL game
Respected Metal singer Bruce Dickinson recently showcased his vocal talents in an unexpected setting – singing the National Anthem at an NFL game. Despite being in the midst of a North American solo tour promoting his latest album “The Mandrake Project,” Dickinson took the time to deliver a powerful rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The Iron Maiden frontman’s solo tour has been met with positive feedback and enthusiasm from fans. Joining him on the road are guitarist Roy Z, drummer Dave Moreno, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, and keyboardist Mistheria. Dickinson’s latest venture into solo material comes after almost two decades since his last solo album release. His newest album, “The Mandrake Project,” brought along the anticipation of a new tour accompanied by a comic book series that brought his excitement and creativity to life.
In addition to his solo work, Dickinson joined Pantera on stage in Paris, France, providing his vocals for their hit “Walk.” This collaboration further showcased Dickinson’s versatility and passion for music across different genres. Despite the success of his solo endeavors, Iron Maiden fans also have reason to rejoice as the band recently completed their Future Past Tour and announced a forthcoming Run For Your Lives World Tour starting next spring.
Although the end of the Future Past Tour marked the retirement of longtime Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain after 42 years, the band remains committed to their music and loyal fanbase. Iron Maiden’s upcoming 50th-anniversary celebrations promise an extraordinary tour featuring a setlist spanning their nine studio albums. Fans can expect an unparalleled live experience with elaborate production and a passionate performance from the iconic heavy metal act.
Overall, both Dickinson’s solo career and Iron Maiden’s long-standing legacy continue to resonate with fans worldwide. The blend of creativity and dedication exhibited by these musicians ensures that their contributions to the music industry remain enduring and influential.