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Iron Maiden announce 2025 ‘Run For Your Lives’ European and UK tour dates

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Iron Maiden have announced a new 2025 tour titled ‘Run For Your Lives’, with dates across Europe and the UK – see the full list of tour dates below.

READ MORE: Iron Maiden – ‘Senjutsu’ review: an imaginative instant classic 

The British metal icons today (September 19) announced the ‘Run For Your Lives’ tour, which will feature a special setlist containing only songs from their first nine studio albums, from their self-titled debut to ‘Fear Of The Dark’. Additionally, the tour will also mark their 50th anniversary as band. The tour will also run through 2026, though those dates have yet to be announced.

The ‘Run For Your Lives’ tour will kick off in late May next year, with stops in Budapest and Prague before the band head to Bratislava, Copenhagen, Stockholm, France, Portugal and more. The UK leg of the tour will see Bruce Dickinson and co. perform in Birmingham, Manchester, London and more. They will be supported by Halestorm, Avatar or The Raven Age at select shows.

General tickets for UK and Ireland dates go on sale from Friday September 27 12pm BST via LiveNation. Pre-sale tickets go live on September 23 via the Iron Maiden fanclub site.

Ticketing information for Iron Maiden’s European dates can be found here.

Iron Maiden’s 2025 ‘Run For Your Lives’ European and UK tour dates are:

MAY 2025
27 – Budapest Aréna – Budapest, Hungary*
31 – Letnany Airport – Prague, Czech Republic*

JUNE 2025
01 – TIPOS Arena – Bratislava, Slovakia*
05 – Trondheim Rocks – Trondheim, Norway (Festival)
07 – SR-Bank Arena – Stavanger, Norway*
09 – Royal Arena – Copenhagen, Denmark*
12 – 3Arena – Stockholm, Sweden*
13 – 3Arena – Stockholm, Sweden*
16 – Olympic Stadium – Helsinki, Finland*
21 – Utilita Arena – Birmingham, England^
22 – Co-op Live – Manchester, England^
25 – Malahide Castle – Dublin, Ireland*^
28 – London Stadium – London, England*^
30 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow, Scotland^

JULY 2025
03 – Eurockéennes Festival – Belfort, France (Festival)
05 – Estadio Cívitas Metropolitano – Madrid, Spain**
06 – MEO Arena – Lisbon, Portugal**
09 – Hallenstadion – Zurich, Switzerland**
11 – Veltins-Arena – Gelsenkirchen, Germany**
13 – Stadio Euganeo – Padova, Italy**
15 – Bürgerweide – Bremen, Germany**
17 – Ernst Happel Stadium – Vienna, Austria**
19 – Paris La Défense Arena – Paris, France**
23 – GelreDome, Arnhem – Netherlands**
25 – Deutsche Bank Park – Frankfurt, Germany**
26 – Cannstatter Wasen – Stuttgart, Germany**
29 – Waldbühne – Berlin, Germany**

AUGUST 2025
02 – PGE Narodowy – Warsaw, Poland**

Support acts
*Halestorm
^The Raven Age
** Avatar

The band’s longtime manager Rod Smallwood, who has overseen the band through 46 of their 50 years, said of the ‘Run For Your Lives’ tour in a press statement: “We will cover classics and fan favourites from the first nine albums, from ‘IRON MAIDEN’ to ‘FEAR OF THE DARK’, many of which we haven’t played in years and many we will likely never play again in the future. We have already been hard at work for months putting together an even more spectacular and elaborate new show which will bring the songs to life more than we have ever been able to do before. This is going to be a huge couple of years for Iron Maiden, and Eddie of course, and we are very excited about what we have up our sleeves for you fans throughout the whole of our 50th year. I promise you are all going to be very happy indeed!”

Iron Maiden most recently released the album ‘Senjutsu’ in 2021. The album scored a four-star review, with Rhys Buchanan writing for NME: “‘Senjutsu’ is an instant classic in Iron Maiden’s 41-year journey. The powerhouse metal sound that’s earned them a religious following in every far-flung corner of the globe remains firm. But here, they take things further; ultimately letting imaginations run wild in an album that’s more confident and idea-packed than ever before.”

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