Iron Maiden

It'd be the last with Bruce Dickinson for a while.

The Iron Maiden singer said that he would refuse induction if they were voted in and took exception to the very idea of the institution.

Despite his criticism, Bruce Dickinson thinks Iron Maiden should 'absolutely' be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

It’s easy to understand why Iron Maiden’s 'Piece of Mind' remains one of bassist Steve Harris’ favorite albums.

The album represented a major shift toward the progressive side.

On March 22, 1982, Iron Maiden changed heavy metal forever with the release of 'The Number of the Beast.' Get the story behind the album inside.

For much of the '80s, Iron Maiden were an unstoppable metal juggernaut.

Now acknowledged as essential, Iron Maiden's 'Killers' wasn't met with unanimously positive critical reaction at first.

Iron Maiden built upon their momentum on May 16. 1983 with 'Piece of Mind.'

Music fans found themselves confronted with a horrifying creature of leathery skin and spiky hair staring wide-eyed and gape-mouthed at them.