Iron Maiden 2024

[Olderama]

We are only going because we missed a few concerts this year and haven't been to Maiden before.

Worth every penny for the first time plus it's one the best albums they are representing imo

[jeremyb]

I think thats quite reasonable compared to some ticket prices I've paid

[hamo]

I will 100% get my money's worth out of any of those normal tickets, but they are certainly steep. But par for the course these days - even Steve Vai was charging $170 for his cheaper tix.

[sty]

I’d pay $190 to see them in CHCH, I’d even take my son with like we are doing for Foos, but travel in top is too much for me

[hamo]

I’d pay $190 to see them in CHCH, I’d even take my son with like we are doing for Foos, but travel in top is too much for me

I'm lucky, one of my good mates lives up there and is a bogan like me, so no need for accommodation, makes it a bit cheaper. Plus if there's no cheap fares I can always just jump in the car and drive.

[Darth Sabbathi]

I can't abide Killswitch Engage, and I'm pretty meh on anything Maiden has done since Powerslave... but I picked up a guitar because of Adrian Smith, and I'd like to see them live once in my life, even if they're pushing 70.

[diomaniac]

I saw Maiden back in 2005 somewhere in a middle of a desert in UAE. It was such an unforgettable experience bloody amazing. I'd like to keep that memory of Maiden and can't see any reason to see them again especially their new albums seem to be overly produced and solos are exaggerated and repetitive.. kind of boring for me.. Seventh son of a seventh son for me is what Maiden is all about.. absolute metal masterpiece. If you haven't seen Maiden before, then you shall see them