Our Setlists

This Iron Maiden setlist spans their career from debut to early 1990s, creating a journey through heavy metal's evolution. Opening and closing with the opening and closing tracks from Seventh Son of a Seventh Son it weaves a story that ends right back where it starts. It balances crowd-pleasers like "The Trooper" and "Run to the Hills" with deeper cuts such as "To Tame a Land." The selection evokes the raw energy of early metal whilst showcasing the band's progressive storytelling abilities, drawing heavily from their golden era albums. It captures both the theatrical darkness and anthemic power that defined heavy metal's ascendancy, offering fans a comprehensive experience of the genre's foundational sound and Iron Maiden's legendary live presence.

This Iron Maiden setlist bridges eras with remarkable ambition, opening with the soaring "Aces High" and weaving through four decades of metal evolution. The inclusion of "Hell on Earth" from 2021's Senjutsu alongside classics like "The Trooper" demonstrates the band's enduring creative vitality. Bruce Dickinson's return is celebrated through "The Wicker Man" and "Blood Brothers," whilst deeper cuts like "Sign of the Cross" showcase their progressive darkness. The setlist evokes both nostalgia and renewal - from the thunderous familiarity of "Number of the Beast" to the epic storytelling of their later years. It captures Iron Maiden's ability to honour their legacy whilst remaining vital, offering fans a comprehensive journey through heavy metal's most enduring act at their theatrical, anthemic peak.

This Iron Maiden setlist represents a focused celebration of their classic period, drawing heavily from their most revered albums between 1980-1992. Opening with the atmospheric "Moonchild" and closing with the self-titled anthem, it creates a perfectly balanced arc of heavy metal mastery. The selection evokes the band at their creative and commercial peak—from the galloping intensity of "The Trooper" to the epic storytelling of "To Tame a Land."

Notable for its deliberate curation, the setlist captures Iron Maiden's ability to blend accessibility with complexity, featuring both stadium singalongs like "Run to the Hills" and sophisticated compositions such as "Seventh Son" material. It evokes the golden age of heavy metal when the band defined the genre's theatrical scope and musical ambition, offering fans a concentrated dose of their most essential and enduring work.