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Steve Harris, bassist and leader of Iron Maiden, reflected on the future of the legendary British band, preparing for a new world tour. Will it be the last in “La Doncella”?
In an interview with classic rockThe 67-year-old musician admitted that the members Iron Maiden They know that “we’re getting close to the end” so, he said, “they try to make the most of the time left before the stage.
In this regard, he did not rule out the possibility of a “halfway” exit, in which the group stops touring the world, but still releases new music.
“Who knows for sure (what will happen in the future). At the moment we want to tour as much as we can. But even if we partly retire (from playing live), we can still make albums. I don’t know. Let’s see,” he said.
“I always thought it would be nice to do fifteen records, which we surpassed. Everything goes down from here, doesn’t it? (Laughter). But each of us still enjoys it, perhaps more than ever; maybe because we know we’re reaching the end. We try not to think too much about it, but as long as everyone likes what we do, we will continue as long as we can.”
“We’re all getting old”
For Steve Harristhe death of various artists who influenced him, including Pete Wayfrom UFOs, is an occasion to reflect on one’s own mortality, although without a negative connotation.
“Many great musicians have died. We all get old, it happens. All you can do is smile, drink beer and remember the good times. There is no point in getting depressed. Life is about celebrating it,” he said.
“People ask me how I keep doing what I do. The truth is, I don’t even think about it. There will come a time when I can no longer. I don’t even want to consider it. I’m going to do my best while I can. On Maiden’s next tour, I’ll be playing weekends with British Lion (his solo band) and also playing football once a week. At my age it sounds ridiculous, but if I can still do it, I will do it.”
Iron Maiden ended in October last year Beast World Tour Legacyone of his largest and most successful world tours, with over three million people taking part.
With this tour, which began in 2018, before the COVID-19 pandemic, the band traveled to more than 30 countries, playing 140 shows.
Iron Maiden plans to start a new world tour in June called Future Past Tour, with a concert in Slovenia. On this new tour, the British sextet will once again perform some of their most iconic songs, including material from their latest studio effort. Senjutsu.
Source: RPP
