AudioMover has shared a new video featuring a deep dive into Iron Maiden's iconic live album, Powerslave.

Released in 1984, the album captures the band's historic concerts in Poland just weeks before its release.

Through vintage newspaper articles and memories of the Cold War, the episode explores how Iron Maiden became one of the first major heavy metal bands to perform behind the Iron Curtain.

The video includes a fascinating story about culture, freedom, and connection, tying together events involving Lech Wałęsa, the Solidarity movement, nuclear war fears in the 1980s, and songs like 'Two Minutes To Midnight.' The episode also delves into rock trivia and hidden album-cover references, with Bruce Dickinson sharing stories from Poland.

Iron Maiden is currently on tour for their Run For Your Lives world tour, which kicked off its 2026 leg on May 23rd in Athens, Greece.

The band has shared a recap video of the kick-off show, featuring a number of gems including 'Infinite Dreams,' which was last performed live in 1988.

The setlist includes classics like 'Murders In The Rue Morgue,' 'Wrathchild,' and 'Hallowed Be Thy Name,' as well as fan favorites like 'Aces High' and 'Fear Of The Dark.' To view the complete tour itinerary and ticket links, visit Iron Maiden's official website here.