Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden visits Reykjavik with a 2 hour Storytelling Show at Harpa.

The legendary Iron Maiden front man Bruce Dickinson adds Iceland to his Book Tour with a Two Hour Storytelling show at Harpa in December. 

The rock n roll legend does not need a detailed presentation. He is one of the world’s most iconic singers and songwriters.

He has spent more than 3 decades with Iron Maiden. The singer`s side careers are equally widely known;

flying Jumbo Jets, hosting TV documentaries and Radio Shows, writing novels and film scripts, brewing successful beer, competing internationally at fencing, investing in airships and creating hundreds of jobs in aviation.

Dickinson himself famously captains the Iron Maiden Jumbo Jet 747 “Ed Force One”, as well as Boeing 757s - for Iron Maiden`s world tours, - aircrafts leased from Air Atlanta Icelandic - bringing the band, crew and equipment to sold out arenas on 5 continents.

Bruce Dickinson worked for the Icelandic airline Astraeus for several years.

He also piloted Iceland Express back in 2008.

Dickinson is the founder and chairman of Cardiff Aviation. 

His autobiography, “What does this Button Do” was nominated Book of the year UK (2017), is a New York Times bestseller and top listed by Sunday Times. Dickinson wrote his memoirs by hand, 170.000 words.

A signed copy of the book comes with each ticket for the Spoken Word Performance.

The audience to expect entertaining stories and slides material from an extra ordinary life and career when Bruce Dickinson takes the stage at Harpa, Reykjavik.

With Spoken Word Dickinson shares fascinating recollections, including his thirty years with Maiden, early days, childhood within the eccentric British school system, going solo, releasing his dream of flying and his recent battle with cancer.

As part of the show, the legend also takes questions from the audience.

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After taking the Spoken Word to Scandinavia and Finland in September, Dickinson hits Australia in October, and adds Reykjavik with a December performance. 

Tickets on sale from Sept 28 at Harpa.is