Prices range between 65 and 100 euros plus fees, depending on the area
Iron Maiden will return to Spain next year with his new tour, ‘The Future Past Tour 2023’, with three dates that will take place on July 18 in Barcelona, Murcia on July 20 and Bilbao on 22. Tickets are this Thursday from 10am available through the website of the Murcian promoter Madness Live, at prices ranging between 65 and 100 euros plus expenses, depending on the location.
The ticket sale will be preceded by an exclusive presale for members of the Iron Maiden fan club that kicked off this Wednesday. During the first hours there were some technical problems due to the high demand. The company has enabled a virtual queuing system to prevent server crashes when ticket sales open to the general public next Thursday.
At the same time, through VIP Nation it will be possible to purchase a VIP package for the concerts in Murcia, Barcelona and Bilbao, at a price to be confirmed. This option includes grandstand access, access to an official pre-concert party, a photocall, access to a private bar with food included and two drink vouchers, including official Iron Maiden Trooper beer, exclusive item package, commemorative ticket, laminated pass , VIP host, entry into a signed item raffle and skip-the-line access to the merchandising booth.
The concert of Iron Maiden at the Enrique Roca Stadium in Murcia, organized in collaboration with the city council of the capital, will be the largest the band will offer in Spain in 2023. Between 25,000 and 30,000 people are expected and it is estimated that about eight million euros will remain in the municipality.
After reviewing their nearly four-decade long career with their ‘Legacy Of The Beast’ tour, through 139 concerts in 33 countries for more than three million people, Iron Maiden travels to the feudal Japan that inspired their latest studio album, ‘senjutsu’. . Released last year in the midst of a pandemic, the work is characterized by a more complex style, with major influences from progressive rock. The tour’s repertoire is complemented by a selection of classics, with a particular presence of the 1986 album ‘Somewhere in Time’, characterized by a futuristic sound and inspired by the film ‘Blade Runner’.
The band’s manager, Rod Smallwood, believes that “the combination of these two records is very exciting. We know that fans want to hear those epic ‘Senjutsu’ songs live for the first time and we think combining them with the iconic ‘Somewhere in Time’ will make this tour extra special for fans old and new.”
“It’s a long wait! 2023 promises to be an exciting year. We really enjoyed our last visit to Barcelona, so it will be great to come back again. It will also be to return to Bilbao, where we haven’t played since 2014, and to the Murcia region, which we last visited in 2005!” said Steve Harris, bassist and leader of the band, referring to the concert offered at the Lorca Rock festival.
Source: La Verdad
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