"After he died, his body was dug up and moved seven times because people thought his fingers were possessed by the Devil" ...

In 1981, Bruce Dickinson became the fourth singer to front Iron Maiden, after Paul Mario Day, Dennis Wilcock and Paul Di’Anno. Prior to joining Maiden, Dickinson spent two years as lead vocalist with ...

Bruce Dickinson kicked off his North American solo tour on Friday at Anaheim, California's House of Blues, delighting fans by playing Iron Maiden's "Flash of the Blade" live for the first time. You ...

When Bruce Dickinson joined Loudwire Nights on Tuesday (Aug. 19), he opened up about his solo career and what it’s been like re-visiting his albums. Listen to the full conversation in the player near ...

TLDR: An epic night of metal from one of the greatest voices in rock history…it’s a do-not-miss tour! Bruce Dickinson is one of the most revered and respected frontmen in the annals of hard rock. Best ...

Bruce Dickinson writes, well, nearly everything. The Iron Maiden lead singer has probably penned a hundred songs for the metal masters. Dickinson has written roughly an equal amount of tunes for solo ...

Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson is getting candid about his health. On Friday, Sept. 5, Dickinson made an appearance on The Charismatic Voice YouTube channel and opened up about singing after undergoing ...

Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson recently waxed poetic about his favorite live album: Deep Purple's Made in Japan. The powerhouse frontman shared his thoughts on the 1972 double live LP with the ...