Promoter Live Nation has announced an unexpected scheduling issue where restrictions on simultaneous events at Exposition Park, Los Angeles have resulted in Iron Maiden's Saturday, September 26 show at the 22,000 capacity BMO Stadium being rescheduled to Sunday, September 27.
This is specifically due to the USC Trojans vs Oregon Ducks college football game taking place at the neighbouring 100,000 capacity Memorial Coliseum stadium.
"We are naturally mortified at the issues and inconvenience raised for our fans who hold tickets but there is sadly nothing we can do other than move the show a day later," commented Iron Maiden Manager Rod Smallwood.
The Friday, September 25 performance at BMO Stadium remains unchanged.
All tickets purchased for Saturday, September 26 will be honoured for the rescheduled show on Sunday, September 27.
Iron Maiden recently announced the highly anticipated Australasia dates for their critically acclaimed Run For Your Lives World Tour.
Since the band's first visit to Australia in November 1982, playing to 2000 fans at the Capitol Theatre in Sydney as part of the Beast On The Road Tour, Iron Maiden have returned regularly, playing bigger and bigger shows each time.
As a special treat for their fans in Australia & New Zealand, Iron Maiden will bring as their very special guests for these shows, Megadeth.
Steve Harris said, "We are very excited to be bringing this tour to Australia & New Zealand later this year.
And even more so as we are bringing Megadeth with us." Iron Maiden Fan Club pre-sales began March 2 with general sale taking place on Friday, March 6.
No further countries will be added to the Run For Your Lives World Tour.
For Iron Maiden's complete tour itinerary and ticket links, visit ironmaiden.com/tour Link.
November 2026 7 – Auckland, New Zealand – Spark Arena 11 – Adelaide, Australia – Adelaide Entertainment Centre 13 – Melbourne, Australia – AAMI Park 15 – Sydney, Australia – Allianz Stadium 18 – Brisbane, Australia – Brisbane Entertainment Centre Following this tour the band will take a well-earned break from touring in 2027.