NME — Frontman makes bold declaration about heavy metal contemporaries more info

Gigwise — Bruce Dickinson claims... more info

Metalsucks — At age five, Tom Araya left Chile with his family to come to America. Fifteen years after that, he joined the then-fledgling band Slayer. Thirty years after that (i.e., now), Slayer enjoys acclaim only shared by Iron Maiden in consistency and intens... more info

The Music Fix — Another Maiden collection, but without their signature tunes? Welcome to the difficult years. more info

Metal Injection — Most bands tour in vans, if you're lucky you tour in a bus but Iron Maiden really reached a whole other status by having their own airplane, appropriately titled Ed Force One. Ever since it's inception, the plane was used to fly Maiden on t... more info

ContactMusic — Lady Gaga was initially apprehensive about joining the crowd at a recent Iron Maiden concert, but was surprised by the "kind and warm" welcome she received by the rock fans. The Poker Face singer went to see the band at a gig in Tampa, Florida last m... more info

Popeater — Filed under: Music News, Troublemakers, Celebrity Scandal, AOL Music Former Iron Maiden singer Paul Di'Anno has been released from prison after only serving two months of a nine month sentence. Di'Anno -- real name Paul Andrews -- was jailed in Ma... more info

Gigwise — She pays tribute to British band... more info

ContactMusic — Former Iron Maiden singer Paul Di'Anno has been released from prison seven months early. The 52-year-old rocker, who left the band in 1981, pleaded guilty to swindling the British government out of $67,500 (45,000) by falsely claiming nerve damage... more info

USA Today Music — If you plan to fly Iceland Express this summer, you just might find Iron Maiden Bruce Dickinson in the pilot's seat. more info