Blaze Bayley Returns to Maiden's Knebworth: Full Circle

0:00It's March 31st, I'm Cory with the story. This is music news today, driven by AI and built for the culture. Iron Maiden just dropped some fire news for their edfest at Nebworth this summer, celebrating 50 years of the band. Former frontman Blaze Bailey is headlining the Maidenville stage on Friday night, and they're also adding Gypsy's kiss, Steve Harris' very first band. From 1974, Blaze is pumped about it, saying he's proud of the two albums he did with Maiden back in the 90s and can't wait to rock those tracks live on that legendary stage. Steve Harris shared how this festival lets him reunite old friends for a special fan weekend, calling Blaze a huge part of their history and knowing. Fans will lose it, saying him perform. Gypsy's kiss, with singer and guitarist David Smith, were key and Steve's early days, paving the way for Iron Maiden just a year later, so this feels. Like a full circle moment, camping ticket holders get early Friday access to the whole site, including the infinite dreams experience, Eddie's ultimate dive bar, and the unfair.

1:04Fun fare, setting up an epic kickoff before the main show hits.