Iron Maiden, the iconic heavy metal band that exploded in popularity in the ‘80s, is about to record a concert film during their Run For Your Lives Tour. Billboard reported that the band is enforcing a phone-free area at their upcoming June 22 show in Paris at the La Défense Arena in order to capture footage for the new film.
The setlist during their recent concerts typically includes hit songs like “The Number of the Beast,” “Run to the Hills,” “The Trooper,” “Hallowed Be Thy Name,” “Aces High,” “Fear of the Dark,” and “Wasted Years.” During this tour, the band has also performed “Infinite Dreams” for the first time in 38 years.
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The last time Iron Maiden released a concert film was in 2017 when they came out with The Book of Souls: Live Chapter. However, they released a documentary called Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition this May, which captured the band’s rise to fame over the last five decades with old footage and interviews.
Meanwhile, the Run For Your Lives Tour film is going to include brand-new footage from their current tour. In preparation for filming, the band’s social media recently posted a set of rules for the concert. “The standing/General Admission area in La Défense Arena will be entirely phone-free to make sure the experience is optimal for the live recording of the Run For Your Lives Tour film,” it stated. “Yondr pouches will be provided upon entry to the venue to store your mobile device during the show. Your device will be locked in the pouch on arrival and unlocked when you leave at the end of the night.”
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Yondr pouches are lockable phone storage devices that you can carry around the concert with you, so you are never far away from your phone. All you have to do is turn your cell off (or put it in silent mode), then store it in the pouch to keep with you. That way, it will still be with you in case you need to use it during an emergency or if you want to use it in one of the phone-use areas, which will be available inside at the Paris concert.
If you want to see the band in person, Iron Maiden will be continuing their world tour until November 2026. Tickets are still available now.
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