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Up The Irons puts on a spectacular, high-energy show complete
with stage props, effects and on stage "Eddie" monsters
that simulate the "Iron Maiden" show to a "T".
Combine that with note for note accuracy and musicianship and
the "win-win" combination of 5 wild Iron Maiden freaks
playing the original "Iron Maiden" hits and you have
an unbeatable formula that guarantees high numbers in attendance
and large sales for the bar and concessions.
Facts & numbers:
Up The Irons toured for 9 shows in 10 days with former Iron
Maiden singer Paul Di’Anno as a special guest to their shows.
The tour visited 3 countries: Germany, Belgium and The Netherlands
Up The Irons performed at ‘Graspop Metal Meeting’,
Dessel, Belgium at June 24th 2006 for an estimated crowd of 15.000.
Graspop is the biggest Metal Festival of the Benelux. A couple
of other bands that played that same festival were Whitesnake,
Guns ‘n Roses, Opeth, Jon Oliva’s Pain, My Dying Bride,
and more...
Up The Irons crossed the border of France. A sold out venue
in Lievin saw an awesome show in the big theatre Arc-en-Ciel.
Lauren Harris, daughter of Iron Maiden bass-player Steve Harris
supported Up The Irons at the Dynamo gig November 2006.
Ruud Jolie (Within Temptation) joined Up The Irons on stage
for 4 times as the 3rd guitar player to the band.
Up The Irons headlined the Iron Maiden Fan Club Convention in
Holland “The Dutch Convention 3”.
Steve Harris (Iron Maiden Bass-player) visited the showand gave
lots of compliments to the band.
Clive Burr (former Drummer Iron Maiden) had a special video
message for Up The Irons and the audience. It was the second time
that Up The Irons played “The Dutch Convention”.
Nicko McBrain sent Up The Irons drummer, Robert Spaninks a special
marriage card with all the best for him and his wife Nina.
Up The Irons played all the Dutch Monsters of Rock Festivals
in 2005 and 2006
Joost van den Broek (After Forever/Ayreon/Vandenberg) joined
Up The Irons on stage at the special 2005 Christmas show. Up The
Irons played the entire ‘Seventh Son of a Seventh Son’-album
where Joost played the Keytar.
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