Bruce Dickinson Unleashes ‘The Mandrake Project’ on North America: A Solo Tour Nearly Three Decades in the Making

The metal gods have smiled upon us. Bruce Dickinson, the legendary voice of Iron Maiden, is breaking free from the chains of routine and embarking on a solo crusade across North America—the first in nearly 30 years. This isn’t just a tour; it’s a declaration. A testament to the undying spirit of heavy metal and the relentless drive of one of its most iconic figures.

Kicking off on August 22 in Anaheim, California, Dickinson’s “The Mandrake Project Live 2025” tour promises to be a seismic event. Spanning major cities across the U.S. and Canada, with festival stops at Rocklahoma and Louder Than Life, this tour is set to reignite the flames of classic metal while introducing fans to the raw power of his latest creation, “The Mandrake Project.”

Reflecting on this monumental journey, Dickinson shared his enthusiasm: “We are thrilled to be able to take The Mandrake Project out for a proper tour of North America. Last year we did a couple of sold-out U.S. West Coast dates before heading to South America, and the response was just incredible. This time we will add ‘Shadow of … , plus a few other gems, so we are really looking forward … .”

Joining Dickinson on this odyssey are Philip Naslund and Chris DeClercq on guitars, weaving intricate riffs that pierce the soul. Dave Moreno on drums, delivering thunderous beats that resonate with primal energy. Mistheria on keyboards, adding layers of atmospheric depth. Tanya O’Callaghan on bass, grounding the ensemble with pulsating rhythms. This lineup isn’t just a band; it’s a force of nature, poised to deliver performances that will leave an indelible mark on the metal landscape.

For those ready to immerse themselves in this sonic assault, tickets go on sale to the general public on March 7 at 10 AM local time. Pre-sales begin on March 6 at 10 AM local time. More information is available on the official Iron Maiden website.

Prepare yourselves. Bruce Dickinson is back, and he’s bringing “The Mandrake Project … to a city near you. This is more than a tour; it’s a reckoning. A reminder that metal is not just music—it’s a way of life.