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Tony HarlowWarner Music UK presented the British heavy metal giants Iron Maiden A gold record was the first of two sold-out concerts the band performed at the O2 Arena in London last Friday. The award represented 100,000 physical copies of the group’s latest album, “Senjutsu”, sold in the UK only. “Gold? This is amazing!“, it says Bruce Dickinson In a statement. “Ever since the release of the first single “Writing on the Wall” from “Senjutsu”, we knew this album would work well live, and we’re glad fans bought the four-song album over eight minutes long. Almost thirteen! This UK tour has been incredible and a reminder of how much our music – both new and old – means to fans in the UK and around the world.“. Rod SmallwoodEternity Manager of the band, adds: “It is a great honor to continue to receive gold records during a tour of the main cities of Europe with five songs from this latest album and a line-up of about 50 minutes. It confirms the band’s commitment to delivering new music and our relationship with our fans, we’ve always been proud to fly the flag for Great Britain and it’s great to be recognized here with another gold album.“. “Senjutsu”17th studio album Iron Maiden, released in September 2021 via BMG. The LP was recorded in 2019 in a studio located in Paris, with production in charge Kevin Shirley In conjunction with Steve Harris It peaked at #3 on the Billboard sales chart in its revised week. 90% of the 64,000 units were sold in physical form, surpassing the commercial performance of the critically acclaimed double album Classic. “The Number of the Beast” Or “Powerslave”and debuted in a place better than its predecessors, “The Book of Souls” This is “The Final Frontier”In 2015 and 2010 respectively, it ranked #4. “Senjutsu” It was the group’s 13th top 40 album in the US.
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