No Photos During IRON MAIDEN Concert In Bulgaria

June 1, 2007

SofiaEcho.com reports that fans will be unable to take pictures during IRON MAIDEN's concert in Bulgaria.

IRON MAIDEN will perform in Sofia on June 4. More than 30,000 people are expected to witness the show to take place at Locomotiv stadium.

A week before the show, 25,000 tickets had already been sold, organisers said.

The band will arrive to Bulgaria accompanied by seven trucks of equipment. Equipment will travel to Sofia from the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana. The equipment to be used has total weight of 30 tons.

Organizers said that the stage will be unique and specially designed for the show in Bulgaria. It will arrive from Italy.

Locomotiv stadium will be opened at 4:30 p.m. on the day of the concert. More than 300 people will be responsible for the security during the show.

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