IRON MAIDEN Manager Checks In From Ljubljana

June 2, 2007

IRON MAIDEN fan site MaidenNorway.com has posted MAIDEN manager Rod Smallwood's latest diary entry. Read on:

"Are you all ready for 'A Matter of the Beast Tour' — l think we are. And so the diary starts again! Ljubljana where he was standing on a slippery ramp where its raining heavily as it apparently has been in Eastern Europe for about three weeks. Fortunately the forecast for tomorrow and next week (Sofia and Ostrava) is much better so it looks like we won't get wet. I won't be at the show tomorrow as l am taking time out for a mate's big birthday party so they will get started without me for a change. I will be on the rest though and very much look forward to it. This means that my next diary will be Tuesday after Sofia. So l don't have much more to say right now!!!

"Note though if you haven't got tix for Brixton get onto it immediately. A whole load of tix already went this last week to you guys in the Online Club and the remainder went on sale to the 'public' this morning and as of lunchtime it was pretty well sold out so if you want to be there and don't have tix get onto it straight away. It will be our last show in the UK for a year at least and should be a blast playing in such a small venue after all the big shows coming up.

"If you can't make any of the shows we are allowing Live Nation to put out the whole Donington show on webcast live as a one-off — you can link in from our site — Sunday June 10 at about 9pm. See the website for full details. Seemed like a good idea to let fans in places we haven't been able to get to at least have some chance to get to see the show — not ideal l know but the webcast will be the best we can make it for them to join in live. Get some friends round, turn it up and get the beers in!

"Hope to see many of you out there."

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