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Bruce Dickinson needs no introduction, but his upcoming album certainly does.

The Iron Maiden frontman has just confirmed the release window of his upcoming seventh solo album: The Mandrake Project.

The record will be hitting store shelves and streaming services at some point in 2024 – but you can hear the first track from the album long before then.

He just revealed the record’s first single, Afterglow of Ragnarok, will be released on December 1, 2023.

The 65-year-old rocker said of his new song: “It was important to set the tone of the project with this track. As befitting its title, it’s a heavy song and there’s a great big riff driving it… but there’s also a real melody in the chorus that displays the light and shade that the rest of the album brings… and just wait until you see the video!”

As if that wasn’t enough, Dickinson also confirmed he’ll be playing some massive shows throughout the UK and Europe in the coming months.

Kicking off in May 2024, Dickinson will be playing five enormous shows in the UK before he ventures to Europe.

There, he’ll be hitting Holland, Hungary, Germany, Denmark, and many other countries.

Presale tickets were released earlier this month, but now the only tickets left are available through general onsale. 

But act fast, they are expected to be sold out quickly.

Here’s everything you need to know about how to get your tickets right now: 

Bruce Dickinson tickets go on sale from today, Friday, November 10, 2023 at 10am.

These tickets are available to everyone who wants to purchase them, but they are expected to sell out fast. Here’s the links:

TICKETMASTER – Buy Bruce Dickinson tickets here

LIVE NATION – Buy Bruce Dickinson tickets here

If you’d rather jump to a specific British gig, here’s the breakdown:

For a full list of when and where Bruce Dickinson is playing in the UK and Europe, here’s what you need to know:

(* – festival performance)

• 18th May – Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow, UK
• 19th May – O2 Academy, Manchester, UK
• 21st May – Arena, Swansea, UK
• 23rd May – Rock City, Nottingham, UK
• 24th May – O2 Forum Kentish Town, London, UK
• 26th May – L’Olympia, Paris, FRANCE
• 28th May – 013, Tilburg, HOLLAND
• 29th May – De Oosterpoort, Groningen, HOLLAND
• 1st June – Barba Negra, Budapest, HUNGARY
• 3rd June – Arenale Romane, Bucharest, ROMANIA
• 5-8th June – Mystic Festival, Gdansk, POLAND *
• 5-8th June – Sweden Rock Festival, Solvesborg, SWEDEN *
• 9th June – Rockefeller, Oslo, NORWAY
• 16th June – Huxleys Neue Welt, Berlin, GERMANY
• 17th June – Grosse Freiheit 36, Hamburg, GERMANY
• 19 – 22nd June – Copenhell, Copenhagen, DENMARK *
• 24th June – Zeltfestival Rhein-Neckar, Mannheim, GERMANY *
• 25th June – Circus Krone, Munich, GERMANY
• 27 – 30th June – Hellfest, Clisson, FRANCE *
• 30th June – Rockhal, Esch-Sur-Alzette, LUXEMBOURG
• 3-6th July – Rockharz Open Air, Ballenstedt, GERMANY *
• 5th July – Ippodromo Delle Capannelle, Rock In Rome, Rome, ITALY *
• 6th July – Bassano Del Grappa, Metal Park, Vicenza, ITALY *
• 9th July – E-Werk, Koln, GERMANY
• 13th July – Hala, Zagreb, CROATIA
• 16th July – Kolodrum Arena, Sofia, BULGARIA
• 19th July – Kucukciftlik Park, Istanbul, TURKEY