Bruce Dickinson and his solo band have announced a secret, intimate show this week.
The Iron Maiden lead singer will be taking his solo band to LA’s legendary Whisky A Go Go, for a live show this Friday (April 12).
Tickets will be on sale at the venue’s box office on the morning of the show from 10am local time.
This will mark the first show of Dickinson’s 2024 world tour, which begins properly at The Observatory in Santa An, California on April 15. Tickets for these shows are available here.
Bruce Dickinson will also be promoting his latest album, The Mandrake Project, which arrived in March via BMG.
“Secret show, not secret anymore” – Bruce Dickinson Confirms Live Show
Bruce Dickinson confirmed the news regarding Friday’s show via Instagram earlier today.
“Oh my god, here we are in rehearsals with the House Band Of Hell, which is actually what is gonna be at the Whisky A Go Go in Los Angeles on Friday. Secret show, not secret anymore”, he wrote.
“10 o’clock Friday morning, tickets go on sale. And when you turn up at the box office, you never know who you might meet. But anyway, never mind. So we’re gonna be there”.
The musician also added that he and his bandmates are “are absolutely stoked for this show”, to the point that “we were ready a week ago”.
Dickinson added, “I’ve been trying to calm them down. Honestly, it’s like having a lot of strange horny animals”.
Last November, Bruce Dickinson also confirmed that he would star in an ABBA-inspired horror movie, Bjorn Of The Dead, written by his son Austin. More on that here.
