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Bruce Dickinson's Pittsburgh Performance Cut Short by Tech Issues

9/15/2025

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Bruce Dickinson performed a shortened set in Pittsburgh on September 13 due to P.A. system failures, singing a cappella versions of "Revelations" and the U.S. national anthem.
He sang the national anthem at the Pittsburgh Steelers' home opener on September 14, marking his first NFL anthem performance.
Dickinson is currently on his "Mandrake Project Live 2025" North American tour, promoting his latest solo album.
He has a show scheduled in Silver Spring, Maryland later on September 14.
The tour features a new backing band with notable lineup changes.

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Bruce Dickinson performed a shortened set in Pittsburgh on September 13 due to P.A. system failures, singing a cappella versions of "Revelations" and the U.S. national anthem.
He sang the national anthem at the Pittsburgh Steelers' home opener on September 14, marking his first NFL anthem performance.
Dickinson is currently on his "Mandrake Project Live 2025" North American tour, promoting his latest solo album.
He has a show scheduled in Silver Spring, Maryland later on September 14.
The tour features a new backing band with notable lineup changes.