The British band has revealed more dates of its next summer tour that will take the group to various festivals as headliners and pavilions in different cities in Europe.

Iron Maiden is announcing in batches all the concerts that his «The Future Past Tour 2023» which will take Bruce Dickinson, Steve Harris and company on a tour of the European continent next summer.

More Iron Maiden concerts in 2023 and its date in Spain

Germany has been the country that has had the largest number of concerts added by Iron Maiden in its tour, where the Sweden Rock festival in Sweden and second dates both in Krakow (Poland) and London (England) have also been added. These are the new shows that the band has confirmed after his first batch (later we point it out in full):

  • June 9: Sweden Rock Festival (Stockholm, Sweden)
  • June 11: Quarterback Immobilien Arena (Leipzig, Germany)
  • June 14: Tauron Arena (Krakow, Poland)
  • June 21: Zag Arena (Hannover, Germany)
  • July 8: 02 Arena (London, England)
  • July 25: Westfalenhalle (Dortmund, Germany)
  • July 29: Festhalle (Frankfurt, Germany)
  • July 31: Olympiahalle (Munich, Germany)

These are all the dates announced so far for the Iron Maiden tour in Europe in 2023 with the old ones and the new ones included (the band is expected to announce some in Spain which would be held in the month of July -in the interval between their concert in Milan on July 15 and their tour of Germany ten days later. Many tours usually concatenate the appointments of Italy and Spain-, so it only remains to make calculations and wait for it to be closed and announced Iron Maiden in Spain in 2023):

  • June 9: Sweden Rock Festival (Stockholm, Sweden)
  • June 11: Quarterback Immobilien Arena (Leipzig, Germany)
  • June 13: Tauron Arena (Krakow, Poland)
  • June 14: Tauron Arena (Krakow, Poland)
  • June 19: Hallenstadion (Zurich, Switzerland)
  • June 21: Zag Arena (Hannover, Germany)
  • June 24: 3Arena (Dublin, Ireland)
  • June 26: Ovo Hydro (Glasgow, Scotland)
  • June 28: First Direct Arena (Leeds, England)
  • June 30: AO Arena (Manchester, England)
  • July 3: Motorpoint Arena (Nottingham, England)
  • July 4: Utilita Arena (Birmingham, England)
  • July 7: O2 Arena (London, England)
  • July 8: 02 Arena (London, England)
  • July 11: Ziggo Dome (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
  • July 13: Sportpaleis (Antwerp, Belgium)
  • July 15: The Return Of The Gods Festival (Milan, Italy)
  • July 25: Westfalenhalle (Dortmund, Germany)
  • July 29: Festhalle (Frankfurt, Germany)
  • July 31: Olympiahalle (Munich, Germany)

Iron Maiden announces more concerts in Europe in 2023