Iron Maiden is coming to Budapest and sends a message to Hungarian fans

This April, Iron Maiden had to postpone the 2021 June & July dates on the Legacy of the Beast Tour, including their concert in Budapest, due to the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions on global live events and travel. However, they will compensate fans and return to Hungary for the 14th time.

Founded by bassist Steve Harris in the mid-1970s, Iron Maiden became one of  “heavy metal’s brightest hopes” by the 1980s when they released their third album (and first with vocalist Bruce Dickinson) The Number Of The Beast. With over 100 million record sales, more than 2000 live performances in 63 countries, tens of millions of fans, and 17 studio albums, the band have earned their proudly held status as one of the most influential heavy metal bands of all time.

Iron Maiden released their 17th studio album titled Senjutsu in September this year. You can watch the band’s latest music video for “The Writing On The Wall” from this album below.

Legacy of the Beast Tour

Since the launch of the Legacy of the Beast World Tour in 2018, about two million fans had the opportunity to see the heavy metal legends. The last concert of the tour was in October 2019 in Chile, and then the coronavirus pandemic turned the world upside down. The band had to cancel and postpone numerous shows, including their concert in the Philippines, Japan, Copenhagen, Wiener Neustadt, Austria, Germany, and Dubai.