British heavy metal icons IRON MAIDEN have unveiled a professionally filmed video for their track “Stranger In A Strange Land”
This video was captured during the 2023 leg of “The Future Past Tour” and is enriched with audio from IRON MAIDEN‘s unforgettable performance at the Wacken Open Air festival in Wacken, Germany in August 2023. The video can be seen below.
As previously announced, IRON MAIDEN is gearing up to return to the United States and Canada with “The Future Past Tour” in the coming year, and tickets are now available for purchase on IronMaiden.com.
“The Future Past Tour” masterfully weaves together songs from IRON MAIDEN‘s most recent studio album, “Senjutsu,” and the iconic 1986 classic “Somewhere In Time.” This dynamic setlist also features other cherished fan favorites.
In the summer of 2023, this tour dazzled over 750,000 fans across more than 30 sold-out shows throughout Europe. The band’s exceptional performances in Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver, alongside their highly acclaimed appearance at California’s Power Trip festival in October, received widespread acclaim.
Consequence described it as “IRON MAIDEN setting the bar high at Power Trip,” while The Desert Sun praised the band for delivering a hard-hitting performance that set the festival off to a soaring start. Notably, the tour boasts one of the most spectacular stage productions in the history of IRON MAIDEN and has garnered rave reviews from every city and country on the tour.
IRON MAIDEN‘s double album “Senjutsu” was released in September 2021, marking their second consecutive double album since 2015’s “The Book Of Souls,” which remains the band’s longest album with a running time of 92 minutes. “Senjutsu,” the band’s first album in six years, was recorded in 2019 in Paris under the expert guidance of longstanding producer Kevin Shirley and co-produced by bassist Steve Harris. The album features three tracks, each exceeding 10 minutes in duration. For the visually stunning album artwork with a Samurai-themed concept, the band once again collaborated with artist Mark Wilkinson, inspired by an idea from Steve Harris himself.