| 2002.03.21
- London, UK | Nothing. | Fan
Club 65 reveals the band played Top of the Pops earlier in the day prior to that
evening's performance at Brixton Academy. |
| 1982.07.03
- Buffalo or Chicago, USA | 1982.07.03
- Buffalo, USA | Gary
Bushell and recent Iron Maiden publications state the band played in Buffalo,
but the Japanese tour program says Chicago. It is unlikely the band played back
to back nights in Chicago. |
1982.06.13
- New Orleans, USA
1982.06.27 - Philadelphia, USA
1982.08.20 - Albuquerque,
USA
1982.08.21 - Phoenix, USA
1982.08.22 - Tucson, USA
1982.09.08
- Missoula, USA | Nothing. | Japanese
tour program includes these dates. |
1983.06.10
- Shifflange, Luxembourg | 1983.06.10
- Shifflange, Luxembourg | Fan
Club Magazine 6 states the band cancelled a "few" gigs in Europe in
June. This is likely a reference to Kerkrade and Brussels. It only makes sense
that the gig between these two was also cancelled. |
| 1980.08.31
- Genova, Italy | 1980.09.01
- Genova, Italy | Kiss
Alive! by Gooch and Suhs claims that Kiss played with Iron Maiden in Genova
on 31 August, and on 1 September, Kiss flew to Munich to record some songs for
the RockPop television show. |
1982.03.30
- Montpellier, France
1982.03.31 - Toulouse, France | 1982.03.30
- Montpellier, France
1982.03.31 - Toulouse, France | In
Fan Club Magazine 3, Bruce claims the band "pulled out" of three gigs
in southern France because of a collective band illness. More specifically, Gary
Bushell wrote in his book on page 103 that the band cancelled three gigs along
the Cote d'Azur, which is the southeast coast of France. The band was only scheduled
to play one gig in this area - Nice. However, the band's gig in Montpellier is
on the southwest coastline, and the gig following that - Toulouse - is within
reasonable driving distance from the southwest coast. No other gigs are nearby
the Cote d'Azur, so these three must be the ones talked about by Gary Bushell.
One problem - the band did play Nice - a bootleg in circulation has Bruce
clearly saying "Bonsoir Nice." So, this begs the question - did the
band postpone the Nice gig until 1 April (the only open date between Toulouse
and Barcelona), or did the band play Nice on the originally scheduled date, and
then cancel Montpellier, Toulouse, and an unknown location along the Cote d'Azur?
The band did have an open date (29 March) between Nice and Montpellier in which
they could have squeezed in a show in Toulon or Marseille. |
1991.03.07
- Sakatoon, Canada | Nothing. | A
clipping of an advertisement from a magazine shows the band had intended to play
this location. However, tour merchandise does not include this location, so it
is likely it was never finalized or it was cancelled. |
1990.11.24
- Bern, Switzerland
1990.11.25 - Grenoble, France
1990.11.26 - Toulouse,
France
1990.11.28 - Toulouse, France
1990.11.29 - Marseille, France
1990.11.30 - Turin, Italy
1990.12.01 - Udine, Italy | 1990.11.24
- Grenoble, France
1990.11.26 - Tolouse, France
1990.11.28 - Marseilles,
France
1990.11.29 - Turin, Italy | Several
different magazine advertisements reveal the correct dates for the France gigs.
A ticket stub reveals that Toulouse was originally scheduled for 26 November,
but it was later re-schedculed for 28 November as evidenced on a sticker with
the new date attached to the ticket. Fan Club 31 also confirms the changes in
the itinerary. The Bern date is added because of Fan Club 31's listing of it.
Udine is added because of a post-tour itinerary revealing the date was originally
intended. It is likely that Udine was cancelled before tickets were sold. |
| 1982.11.13
- Adelaide, Australia | 1982.11.12
- Adelaide, Australia | Ticket
stub verifies the correct date. |
| 1996.01.14
- Gozo, Malta | Nothing. | In
Fan Club Magazine 49, the tour review mentions a gig between Athens and Italy
played at the Thunder Rock in Gozo, Malta. |
| 1995.12.18
- Frankfurt, Germany | Nothing. | In
Fan Club Magazine 52, Blaze describes a gig being played in Frankfurt on Monday,
18 December. |
1992.07.21
- Santiago, Chile | 1992.07.23
- Santiago, Chile | Fan
Club Magazine 37 states that the band cancelled their gig in Santiago originally
planned for 21 July. |
| 1988.11.25
- Whitley Bay, UK (likely did not happen) | 1988.11.25
- Whitley Bay, UK | Considering
that a multitude of sources exclude this date, chances are it did not happen unless
the band added it at the last moment. |
1988.10.??
- New Zealand and Australia
1988.11.?? - Japan | Nothing. | A
tour program reveals that the band planned for these shows, but Fan Club Magazine
27 says the Far East leg of the tour was cancelled. |
| 1988.08.08
- Landover, USA | 1988.08.07
- Landover, USA | Tour
programs reveal this date to be the 8th, not the 7th. Columbia was scheduled for
the 8th according to the Fan Club Magazine 25, but it didn't list a reschedule
date for Landover, thus making the Tour program the more likely correct source. |
1988.11.04
- Drammen, Norway | Nothing. | A
tour program reveals this date, but a later program changes it to the 5th. |
1988.07.09
- Utica, USA
1988.07.12 - Binghampton, USA
1988.07.23 - Greensboro, USA
1988.08.08 - Columbia, USA
1988.08.25 - Prague, Czechoslovakia | 1988.08.08
- Columbia, USA
1988.08.25 - Prague, Czechoslovakia | Fan
Club Magazine 25, which came out after these dates would have been played, lists
them on the tour itinerary. An interview of Steve Harris is listed in the magazine
as having been conducted on 8 July, and this suggests the tour dates listed are
probably the most up to date available of anything put out by the band during
the tour. The magazine also states that Donington is only a "few weeks away."
However, these dates are not listed on the US or European tour programs, and the
programs include the rescheduled Landover gig and exclude the cancelled Allentown,
Atlanta, Landover, Columbia, and Prague gigs, thus suggesting the tour programs
have the most up to date information at the time. Plus, the Utica and Binghampton
New York dates are conspicuously absent from the New York 88 tour shirt. |
1985.02.06
- Knoxville, USA | 1985.02.06
- Knoxville, USA | Fan
Club Magazine 12 reveals that the promoter cancelled the show. |
1982.02.27
- Cardiff, UK | Nothing. | 30
January article in Sounds reveals that the show was cancelled due to the
roof collapsing at Sophia Gardens. |
1984.10.13
- Hammersmith, UK | Nothing. | A
magazine article from 1984 lists that the band is scheduled for five dates at
Hammersmith from 8 to 13 October, but tour programs and other info reveal the
band only played the four dates from 8-12 October. |
| 1982.10.18
- Largo, USA | 1982.10.17
- Landover, USA (date may actually be the 18th) | 30
October 1982 edition of Billboard confirms the correct date and location. Largo
and Landover are neighboring cities and are often cited interchangeably. |
1980.06.03
- Portsmouth, UK | 1980.06.03
- Portsmouth, UK | After
a second ticket stub surfaced showing the date crossed out and '1 July' written
on it, IMOC member 'The Beast' claims he had bought a ticket for the 3 June show,
but it was cancelled. He says he was told to use the same ticket for entrance
into the 1 July show, which he attended. This is corroborated by a 10 May 80 Sounds
article which states that the band changed its Portsmouth gig to 1 July. |
| 1983.11.19
- Dusseldorf, Germany
| Nothing. |
A
ticket stub reveals this date. A fan who attended the show crossed out the date
on the ticket and wrote in the rescheduled date. |
| 1976.??
or 1977.?? - Ramsgate, UK | Nothing. | Stenning
lists in his book that when Dennis Wilcock was in the band, they played the Stars
and Stripes pub in Ramsgate. |
1980.10.12
- Drammen, Norway | Nothing. | The
Kiss Alive tour history claims that this show was planned, but later scheduled
for 13 October before tickets were sold. |
1980.09.26
- Lille, France
1980.10.06 - Karlsruhe, Germany | 1980.09.26
- Lille, France
1980.10.06 - Karlsruhe, Germany | The
Kiss Alive tour history claims these shows were cancelled. |
| 2006.12.10
- London, UK | Nothing. | The
band performed a live studio session for "a C4 TV recording Live at Abbey
Road" for later broadcast, according to Rod Smallwood. |
| 1996.07.06
- Ringe, Denmark | 1996.07.06
- Odense, Denmark | A
Danish news clipping points out that the gig was at the Midtfyns Festival, and
Ole Frostholm pointed out that this festival is held in Ringe, not nearby Odense. |
| 1979.07.03
- Stratford, UK | Nothing. | A
news clipping reveals this date/location. |
1977.03.10
- London, UK | Nothing. | A
Roxy flyer confirms this show was scheduled and subsequently cancelled. |
| 1983.04.28
- Stuttgart, Germany (often incorrectly cited as Stoccarda, Itay) | 1983.04.28
- Stuttgart, Germany (this show likely did not happen; often incorrectly cited
as Stoccarda, Itay) | A
German fan sent information that the show did happen at a place called the Gustav-Siegle-Haus
and that he heard a clip of a recording of the show from a German trader about
15 years ago. |
1993.03.30
- Berlin, Germany (rescheduled for 11 April) | Nothing. | A
ticket stub reveals this date. The date change to 11 April is confirmed by a flyer
claiming "Achtung Neuer Termin," meaning "Attention New Date." |
| 1982.04.28
- Offenbach, Germany | 1982.04.28
- Offenbach, Germany | A
ticket stub confirms the correct location. |
| 1981.04.09
- Offenbach, Germany | 1981.04.09
- Kassel, Germany | A
ticket stub confirms the correct location. |
| 1984.10.24
- Essen, Germany
| 1983.10.24
- Essen, Germany
| This
information was originally based on a ticket stub. However, it was brought to
my attention that the date is clearly a typo because the support act is listed
as Motley Crue, which means that the date for the ticket needs to be 1984, not
1983. Not only that, the rest of the date is incorrect, too, because the band
played Essen on 26 October. It seems likely that the show was originally scheduled
for the 24th and later moved to the 26th. |
1980.11.29
- Sheffield, UK | 1980.11.29
- Sheffield, UK | A
Sounds article printed on 6 December 1980 claims this date was cancelled
because Paul had a throat infection. |
| 1980.06.24
- Norwich, UK | Nothing. | A
Sounds article printed on 10 May 1980 reveals this date. |
1980.06.22
- Swansea, UK
1980.06.29 - Brighton, UK | 1980.06.22
- Brighton, UK
1980.06.29 - Swansea, UK | This
one was a mess. News articles showing tour itineraries revealed that the planned
dates were for Brighton on the 22nd and Swansea on the 29th. However, a ticket
stub for Swansea showed a date of 29 June, while a flyer for Brighton also showed
the same date. This confusion has been cleared up by a Sounds article printed
after the original tour itineraries had been revealed. On 10 May 1980, Sounds
reported that the dates for Brighton and Swansea had been changed to 22 June for
Swansea and 29 June for Brighton. |
1980.02.15
- Hitchin, UK (possibly never scheduled)
1980.02.25 - Plymouth, UK
(possibly never scheduled) | 1980.02.15
- Hitchin, UK
1980.02.25 - Plymouth, UK | A
Sounds article printed on 19 January 1980 that lists the band's tour itinerary
does not include these dates/locations. |
1980.02.13
- Coventry, UK
1980.02.14 - Swansea, UK
1980.02.15 - Hitchin, UK
1980.02.16 - West Runton, UK
1980.02.17 - Redcar, UK
1980.02.18 - Birkenhead,
UK
1980.02.19 - Oldham, UK
1980.02.20 - Blackburn, UK
1980.02.21
- Carlisle, UK
1980.02.22 - Newcastle, UK
1980.02.23 - Leicester, UK
1980.02.24 - Sheffield, UK
1980.02.25 - Plymouth, UK
1980.02.26 - Cardiff,
UK
1980.02.27 - Portsmouth, UK
1980.02.28 - Wolverhampton, UK
1980.02.29
- Hanely, UK
1980.03.01 - Redford, UK
1980.03.02 - Birmingham, UK | 1980.02.13
- Coventry, UK
1980.02.14 - Swansea, UK
1980.02.15 - Hitchin, UK
1980.02.16 - West Runton, UK
1980.02.17 - Redcar, UK
1980.02.18 - Birkenhead,
UK
1980.02.19 - Oldham, UK
1980.02.20 - Blackburn, UK
1980.02.21
- Carlisle, UK
1980.02.22 - Newcastle, UK
1980.02.23 - Leicester, UK
1980.02.24 - Sheffield, UK
1980.02.25 - Plymouth, UK
1980.02.26 - Cardiff,
UK
1980.02.27 - Portsmouth, UK
1980.02.28 - Wolverhampton, UK
1980.02.29
- Hanely, UK
1980.03.01 - Redford, UK
1980.03.02 - Birmingham, UK |
A 2 February 1980 news clipping from Sounds claims
that the band had postponed all of its Metal for Muthas dates from 13 February
onward so the band could go record their album. The band was supposed to tour
through early March with Praying Mantis. The Praying Mantis website has a roadie
tour diary that claims the last show played with Maiden was on 11 February. Additional
proof that the last half of the Metal for Muthas dates were postponed is an advertisement
from Sounds printed on 3 February which show a tour itinerary ending on
the 13th of Feburary. |
| 1980.02.16
- West Runton, UK | 1980.02.16
- Cromer, UK | A
Sounds article printed on 19 January 1980 supports this information. |
| 1980.02.13
- Coventry, UK | Nothing. | A
Sounds advertisement for the Metal for Muthas Tour printed on 3 February
1980 supports this information. |
1979.11.10
- Stoud, UK
1979.11.12 - Birmingham, UK | Nothing. | A
Sounds article printed on 27 October 1979 supports this information. |
| 1979.11.09
- Aberavon, UK | 1979.11.09
- London, UK | A
Sounds article printed on 27 October 1979 supports this information. |
1981.09.08
- Stockholm, Sweden
1981.09.09 - Lund, Sweden
1981.09.10 - Copenhagen,
Denmark | 1981.09.08
- Stockholm, Sweden (actual date may be the 9th)
1981.09.09 - Lund, Sweden
(actualy date may be the 10th)
1981.09.10 - Copenhagen, Denmark (this show
may not have happened) | A
ticket stub for Copenhagen clears this up. |
| 1977.06.23
- Camden Town, UK | Nothing. | An
unidentified newspaper clipping verifies this date and location. |
| 1977.07.09
- Leytonstone, UK | Nothing. | An
advertisement in Melody Maker verifies this date and location. |
| 1979.05.19
- Kingsbury, UK | Nothing. | An
advertisement in Sounds verifies this date and location. |
| 1979.08.06
- Camden Town, UK | Nothing. | A
ticket stub verifies this date and location. |
| 1979.07.02
- Camden Town, UK | 1979.06.25
- Camden Town, UK
or
1979.07.02 - Camden Town, UK | A
ticket stub clears up the confustion caused by a news clipping from Melody
Maker printed on 30 June. |
1977.04.28
- Canning Town, UK
1977.05.05 - Canning Town, UK
1977.05.19 - Canning
Town, UK
1977.06.02 - Canning Town, UK
1977.07.29 - Canning Town, UK | Nothing. | These
dates were verified by the diaries of The Bridghouse concert venue. www.thebridgehousee16.com. |
| 1980.12.20
- London, UK | Nothing. | News
clipping from New Musical Express on 20 Dec 80 reveals this date. |
1977.06.24
- Barking, UK
1977.06.25 - Barking, UK | Nothing.
Nothing. | News
clipping from Melody Maker reveals these dates. |
| 1979.05.19
- Kingsbury, UK | Nothing. | News
clipping from Sounds reveals this date. |
1979.06.25
- Camden Town, UK
or
1979.07.02 - Camden Town, UK | Nothing. | News
clipping from Melody Maker reveals this date, however it is confusing.
The publication date is 30 June, and in the Monday column for up-coming concerts
is another band next to Iron Maiden's listing, and the other band is listed as
to play on 25 June. The Monday column was supposed to refer to 2 July, and it
may have been a typo on the part of the newspaper. It also could have been an
accidental re-run of the prior week's concert listings. So, either date could
be correct. |
| 1993.05.01
- Rome, Italy | Nothing. | There
are two Rome 1993 recordings from clearly different shows. The rumored is that
one of the shows was a short set at the May Day festival on 1 May. |
| 1980.06.29
- Swansea, UK | 1980.06.29
- Swansea or Brighton, UK | Ticket
stub confirms the correct location. However, there is a flyer for the same date
listing Brighton as the location. There is a small possibility that the flyer
is correct, despite stastics showing that ticket stubs tend to be more reliable
than flyers. |
1994.02.02
- Prague, Czech Republic
1994.??.?? - ?, Hungary
1994.??.?? -
?, Hungary
1994.??.?? - ?, Romania | Nothing. | An
advertisement in the January 1994 edition of Melodie shows that the band scheduled
a tour called "Live on Stage." The band never played these shows, probably
due to Blaze's automobile accident. |
1983.10.24
- Essen, Germany | Nothing. | A
ticket stub confirms that the band had made plans to start their European leg
earlier than they acutally did. It is very likely that the European leg was rescheduled
so the band could fit in makeup dates for shows cancelled earlier in the US leg
of the tour. |
| Nothing. | 1981.04.20
- Saarbrucken, Germany | Investigation
of a bootleg for this date, titled Cross-Eyed Mary, shows that the recording
is just a collection of b-sides. Further investigation of the band's tour shows
the band never scheduled a show for that location and date. It is extremely unlikely
the band added it later in the tour becuase of amount of travel the band would
have had to do. |
| 1984.08.16
- Zeltweg, Austria | 1984.08.16
- Vienna, Austria | Based
on listening to the show, in which Bruce calls out Zeltweg. |
1990.11.26
- Toulouse, France | 1990.11.25
- Toulouse, France | A
ticket stub reveals the correct date. |
| 1981.03.26
- Nice, France | 1981.03.26
- Nice, France
or
1981.03.28 - Nice, France | French
magazine, Hard Force, created a metal concert list in France up to 1989, and they
confirm the correct date. |
|
1990.11.17
- Bern, Switzerland
| Nothing. |
Added
because of tour shirt and the fact the band played there at the end of the tour,
which indicates the date played was a makeup date. |
| 1977.05.29
- Canning Town | Nothing. | Added
because http://liveonmaiden.freeweb.hu/oldalak/tourcollector.htm claims a flyer
for the show exists. |
| 1981.04.20
- Saarbrucken, Germany | Nothing. |
Added
as a possible date because of a bootleg circulating as that date. |
1988.07.26
- Atlanta, USA
1988.07.27 - Atlanta, USA | 1988.07.26
- Atlanta, USA
1988.07.27 - Atlanta, USA
(rescheduled show) | A
Seventh Son concert shirt reprinted in Marco Gamba's Iron Maiden Companion
confirms the correct information. |
| 1992.06.02
- Norwich, UK | 1992.06.03
- Norwich, UK | A
"Nodding Donkeys" shirt reprinted in Marco Gamba's Iron Maiden Companion:
Update 1 book proves the correct date. |
1979.12.11
- Portsmouth, UK
1979.12.12 - Whitley Bay, UK
1979.12.13 - Swansea, UK | Nothing. | Steve's
scrapbook from the Early Years DVD shows an itinerary with these shows
crossed out and labeled "cancelled." |
1979.12.06
- Scarborough, UK | 1979.12.06
- Scarborough, UK | Steve's
scrapbook from the Early Years DVD shows an itinerary with this show crossed
out and labeled "cancelled." |
1979.12.02
- London, UK | Nothing.
| Steve's
scrapbook from the Early Years DVD shows an itinerary with this show crossed
out and labeled "cancelled." |
1979.11.27
- Linclon, UK | Nothing.
| Steve's
scrapbook from the Early Years DVD shows an itinerary with this show crossed
out and labeled "cancelled." |
| 1979.08.10
- London, UK | Nothing. | Steve's
scrapbook from the Early Years DVD shows an ad for this gig. |
| 1979.06.22
- Axminster, UK | Nothing.
| Steve's
scrapbook from the Early Years DVD shows this gig. |
1976.11.14
- Chingford, UK | Nothing. | Steve's
journal from the Early Years DVD has a show scheduled, then crossed out. |
| 1976.08.27
- ? | Nothing. |
Steve's
journal from the Early Years DVD shows a gig that is cut off from the picture,
but one can still read "Great gig. Best one yet." |
| 1980.09.02
- Milan, Italy | 1980.09.02
- Turin, Italy?
1980.09.02 or 03 - Milan, Italy | Kiss
ticket stub in Marco Gamba's Iron Maiden Companion proves the correct date
and location. Page 250. |
1983.09.25
- Lincoln, USA
1983.09.26 - Kansas City, USA
1983.09.27 - St. Louis, USA | Nothing.
| Gary
Bushell's book claims the band had to reschedule three shows in Lincoln, Kansas
City, and St. Louis. Page 118. The US Piece of Mind tourbook gives the originally
scheduled dates. |
| 1980.10.??
- Grimsby, UK | Nothing. | Gary
Bushell's book claims the band came back and did a gig "on the cheap"
to make up for playing an all instrumental set on April 10th. Page 73. |
| 1980.04.10
- Grimsby, UK | 1980.04.10
- Grimsby, UK | Gary
Bushell's book claims the band played without Paul instead of cancelling the gig.
Paul was too sick to perform. Page 73. |
| 1979.09.03
- London, UK | 1979.09.02
or 03 - London, UK | Gary
Bushell's book clarifies this date on page 29. |
1979.07.??
- London, UK
1979.07.?? - Hammersmith, UK | 1979.07.??
- London, UK
1979.07.?? - Hammersmith, UK | I
mistakenly crossed out the wrong date/location. |
1992.09.15
- San Sebastian, Spain
1992.09.17 - Caceres, Spain
| Nothing. | A
ticket stub for the 15 September date in San Sebastian got me investigating this,
and a fan came forth and said he has a magazine article that claims these two
dates were cancelled, and San Sebastian was rescheduled for 17 September. |
1988.07.10
- Allentown, USA | Nothing. | A
newspaper article listed a show was planned and later cancelled. |
| 1992.06.24
- East Troy, USA | 1992.06.22
- East Troy, USA
| A
local newspaper lists the show as scheduled for the 24th. A fan account supports
this. |
1993.06.02
- Moscow, Russia
1993.06.03 - Moscow, Russia
1993.06.04 - Moscow, Russia
| 1993.06.03
or 4 - Moscow, Russia
1993.06.04 or 5 - Moscow, Russia
1993.06.05 or 6
- Moscow, Russia | A
Moscow Times newspaper confirms the correct dates. |
1993.04.02
- Moscow, Russia
1993.04.03 - Moscow, Russia
1993.04.04 - Moscow, Russia
| Nothing. | Added
these cancelled dates. However, the actual dates were up in the air until Jacob
Kouznetsov provided a ticket scan for the 2 April show and said that was supposed
to be the first of three nights. Fan Club Magazine 39 lists four originally planned
dates as 2-4 April and 7 April, but the show on the 7th was never scheduled because
the band decided to play Vienna that night. |
| 1992.07.12
- Charlotte, USA | Nothing. | A
newspaper printing from the day before claims the band was scheduled to play,
but "plenty of seats" remained. |
1996.03.30
- Las Vegas, USA
1996.03.31 - Riverside, USA | 1996.03.30
- Riverside, USA
1996.03.31 - Las Vegas, USA | Individual
local newspapers list the shows as changed. |
| 1999.08.05
- El Paso, USA | 1999.08.04
- El Paso, USA | Online
news reports list the show as scheduled for the 5th. |
| 1998.08.03
- San Diego, USA | 1998.08.04
- San Diego, USA | Local
newspapers list the band as scheduled to lay on the 3rd. |
| 1987.02.27
- El Paso, USA | 1987.02.27
- El Paso, USA
1987.02.28 - El Paso, USA | Concert
shirts list only one show, and the date is listed as the 28th. However, Bruce
mentions it is Adrian's birthday during the recording in circulation, and he says
nothing about coming back another night, which Bruce would normally say if the
band was to play another night. |
| 1987.03.17
- Saginaw, USA | 1987.03.16
- Saginaw, USA | Bruce
says during the show that the band will be playing Chicago the next night. |
| 1987.03.18
- Detroit, USA | 1987.03.17
- Detroit, USA | Radio
promos confirm the date as the 18th. |
1987.03.21
- Toronto
| 1987.03.20
- Toronto, Canada
| A
Toronto newspaper lists both Toronto shows being on the 21st and 22nd. |
1985.01.25
- Glen Falls, USA
1985.01.26 - Allentown, USA | 1985.01.25
- Glen Falls, USA
1985.01.26 - Allentown, USA | An
Allentown newspaper recorded the show as cancelled because of Bruce being ill.
Glen Falls is presumed to be cancelled, too because this is what Bary Bushell
reports in his book. |
| 1983.11.05
- Kerkrade, Holland | 1983.11.11
- Kerkrade, Holland | A
review in Aardshock Magazine confirms the correct date. |
1981.06.13
- Dallas, USA
1981.06.14 - Houston, USA
| 1981.06.12
- Dallas, USA
1981.06.13 - Houston, USA
| These
dates fall in line with Gary Bushell's book and Judas Priest tourographies: http://judaspriest.free.fr/index.php?idm=tourdates
and http://members.firstinter.net/markster/POINTOFENTRY.html. |
| 1981.08.04
- Long Beach, USA | 1981.08.02
- Long Beach, USA | Band
interviews confirm the date to be the 4th; so does Gary Bushell's book. A fan
under the nickname of Juju claims that Billboard listed the date as the 4th also. |
| 1988.08.20
- Donington, UK | 1988.08.22
- Donington, UK | A
stage pass and fan accounts and newspaper accounts confirm the date as the 20th.
The mistake was probably because of a mixup with the 1992 Donington gig, which
was on 22 August. |
| 1988.08.17
- London, UK | 1988.08.20
- London, UK | Based
on a ticket stub confirming the correct date, and the change in the Donington
date. |
| 1991.03.10
- Salem, USA | 1991.03.22
- Portland, USA | A
Salem newspaper reported the band was scheduled to play on 10 March. Portland
newspapers make no mention of Iron Maiden. Additionally, fan Chris Noon emailed
me and said he attended the Salem show on 10 March. |
1998.04.22
- Norwich, UK
| Nothing. | Added
based on fan accounts, a ticket stub, and a t-shirt. |
| 1991.09.21
- Paul Ricard, France | 1991.07.26
- Paul Ricard, France | Based
on
gig reviews for the show found in Hard Rock Magazine, Metal Hammer, and Hard Force
magazine. Also, there is an advertisement for the show in Rock & Folk Magazine. |
| 1987.03.10
- Milwaukee, USA | 1987.03.08
- Milwaukee, USA | Bruce
says in the live recording that the band played Madison the night before, and
they are going to play Chicago the following night. |
| 1981.06.26
- Milwaukee, USA | 1981.06.22
- Milwaukee, USA | A
Milwaukee Public Library librarian discovered a Summerfest flyer with the dates
being 25 June - 5 July and an article that mentions Iron Maiden played on the
26th.
As a result, all the dates from 9 June through 21 July had to be adjusted
based on the dates listed in Gary Bushell's book. |
