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IRON MAIDEN Drummer's MCBRAIN DAMAGE To Play Jacksonville In December

November 4, 2005

MCBRAIN DAMAGE, the Florida-based band featuring IRON MAIDEN drummer Nicko McBrain and ex-BLACK SABBATH/GREAT WHITE bassist Dave "The Beast" Spitz, along with members of DEEPSET and FAILSAFE, have scheduled a one-off show at at Freebird Live! in Jacksonville, Florida on Friday, December 16. There will be a meet-and-greet after the concert with Nicko and the rest of the band, according to event organizer Rich Rubin of Maximum Bands Entertainment LLC.

MCBRAIN DAMAGE's live show concentrates on an IRON MAIDEN format, playing a set of the band's biggest hits, like "The Number of the Beast", "The Trooper", and "Run to the Hills".

For more information, visit www.maximumbands.com.

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