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IRON MAIDEN To Rock Costa Rica Tonight

February 26, 2008

CostaRicaHoliday.co.uk reports: Legendary heavy metal rock group IRON MAIDEN will be entertaining Costa Rican fans tonight as they are set to perform infront of a predicted sell-out crowd of 20,000 fans at the Ricardo Saprissa Stadium, Tibas.

The venue, although small in comparison to its world wide counterparts, is the largest in Costa Rica and has played to host to many popular artists in recent years including the BLACK EYED PEAS, ENRIQUE IGLESIAS and most recently ALEJANDRO SANZ. Although IRON MAIDEN are in completely different genre from the afore mentioned acts, they are predicted to create one of the most live and electric atmospheres the stadium has ever seen.

Read the entire article at CostaRicaHoliday.co.uk.

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