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Iron Maiden Open North American Tour Leg in Toronto
Iron Maiden kick off their Run For Your Lives tour in Canada, introducing a deep-cut classic back into the setlist.
Iron Maiden ignited the North American leg of their Run For Your Lives tour on Saturday night at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena. The show serves as a massive production for the band's 50th anniversary, featuring a setlist culled from their first nine groundbreaking albums performed on massive stages across the US and Canada.
While the core of the setlist remains consistent with the 2025 dates, the 2026 itinerary features a notable deep-cut addition. The band performed "Infinite Dreams" from their seventh studio album, Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. This marks the first time the track has been heard in Canada since 1988. The packed set also included staples such as "Hallowed Be Thy Name", "The Trooper", and "Fear of the Dark".
The addition of 'Infinite Dreams' marks the first time the track has been performed in Canada since 1988.
This expansive tour marks 45 years since the band first set foot on North American soil during the 1981 Killer world tour. The troupe will also take the stage at the Louder Than Life festival in Kentucky on September 17, 2026. Despite the scale of the production, the band continues to insist that fans severly limit the use of phone cameras to preserve the atmosphere for those in attendance.