Iron Maiden and Metallica Finally Announce New Joint Tour — Dates and Cities Revealed
In what can only be described as a monumental moment for heavy metal fans worldwide, **Iron Maiden** and **Metallica** have officially announced their long-rumored **joint world tour**, sending shockwaves through the global rock community. Titled **“Clash of the Titans: The Legacy Tour,”** this once-in-a-lifetime event will unite two of the most influential bands in metal history on one stage — a dream that fans have been waiting decades to see realized.
The tour will kick off in **Los Angeles on May 14, 2026**, before storming across **North America**, **Europe**, **South America**, and **Asia**. Among the confirmed cities are **New York, Toronto, Mexico City, London, Paris, Berlin, Madrid, São Paulo, Tokyo, and Sydney**, with more international dates to be announced soon. Each show promises a full-scale production, with both bands performing extended headline sets packed with their greatest hits and fan-favorite deep cuts.
Metallica’s James Hetfield said in a statement, *“This is about celebrating the power of heavy music — two bands, one massive sound.”* Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson added, *“We’ve shared stages and stories for years, but this time, it’s truly something special — a global celebration of what metal means to millions.”*
Fans can expect cutting-edge visuals, pyrotechnics, and epic set designs reflecting both bands’ distinct legacies. Pre-sale tickets go live on **October 15, 2025**, with general sales opening two days later.
With over **100 million albums sold each** and a combined legacy spanning more than four decades, the Iron Maiden–Metallica collaboration isn’t just a tour — it’s a defining cultural moment for rock and metal history. Prepare for the thunder — the legends are rising together once again.
