Iron Maiden's Burning Ambition: A Rock Doc

0:00It's April 22nd. You're listening to music news today, AI-powered coverage of the music industry. Iron Maiden's dropping a major dot called Burning Ambition, hitting theaters exclusively on May 7th. Directed by Malcolm Vindville and produced by Dominic Freeman, it dives deep into the band's relentless drive and their bond with fans worldwide. The film packs interviews from the whole crew. Steve Harris, Dave Murray, Adrian Smith, Bruce Dickinson, Nickel McBrain, and Jenna Gurr's Plus Manager. Rod Smallwood and guests like rapper Chuck D, actor Javier Bardom, and Metallica's Lars Ulrich. It traces their roots with early singer Paul Deano on the first two albums. Bruce Dickinson joining for the Big Breakout, all the internal drama. From success pressures, his exit in 1993 and the band's comeback grind through the 90s. You'll see fresh animated bits with mascot Eddie, all in 4K with Dolby Atmos Sound, tying into their 50th anniversary with rare clips from day.

1:02Once and now, first official theater retrospective of their full ride. Fans can grab screening details at Iron MaidenFilm.com and a trailer's out now showing that raw history perfect setup for reliving the legacy on. The big screen.