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IRON MAIDEN: 'Live From Abbey Road' To Air On SUNDANCE Channel This Week

July 9, 2007

IRON MAIDEN will appear on "Live from Abbey Road" on Thursday, July 12 on the Sundance channel.

The last in the series, IRON MAIDEN's performance is a stunning finale to the groundbreaking show. Showcasing the group's new album with an incendiary performance of "Brighter than a Thousand Suns" alongside the classic epic that is "Hallowed be thy Name", IRON MAIDEN shows why it is one of the most popular live bands on the planet right now.

You can grab a sneak peek of "Hallowed be thy Name" in the "Footage" section of the Abbey Roadweb site. Another preview clip in which members of IRON MAIDEN speak about their work and perform can be found at iFilm.

"Live from Abbey Road" originally aired in the U.K. this past March on Channel 4.

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