BRUCE DICKINSON TO HOLD THREE IN CONVERSATION EVENTS TO LAUNCH AUTOBIOGRAPHY
16th September 2017



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Bruce Dickinson's autobiography, 'What Does This Button Do?', is due to be released on Thursday 19th October and the man himself will be holding three exclusive 'A Conversation with...' events in October in London, Manchester and Edinburgh.

At these very special events Bruce will read from his autobiography, which is the long-awaited window into the life, heart and mind of a Metal legend.

Bruce is one of the world's most storied musicians and has been the internationally-acclaimed lead singer of Iron Maiden for more than thirty years, and he's lived an extraordinary off-stage existence too.

A true polymath, Bruce is an airline pilot and captain, an aviation entrepreneur, a beer brewer, motivational speaker, film scriptwriter, twice-published novelist, radio presenter, TV actor and a world-class fencer.

Dates for the 'A Conversation with...' evenings are:
Tuesday 17th October, 7.30pm: Troxy, London
Friday 20th October, 7.00pm: Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh
Sunday 22nd October, 2.00pm: The Lowry, Salford Quays

Tickets are available right here.

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Bruce's solo catalogue will be reissued by BMG on vinyl on 27th October.

The six solo albums span from 1990 to 2005 and have been cut from the original masters for reissue on heavyweight, black 180g vinyl in artworked sleeves. Two of the titles, 'The Chemical Wedding' and 'Tyranny Of Souls', are being made available for the first time ever on vinyl.

The remaining four titles, 'Tattooed Millionaire', 'Balls To Picasso', 'Skunkworks' and 'Accident Of Birth', have been long out of print, with the latter two titles now expanded to double LPs for optimum sound.

As a special bonus to fans, all six albums will also be available in a limited edition 'Soloworks' box.

From the stripped down, hard rock of Bruce's 1990 debut solo album 'Tattooed Millionaire' and its heavier successor, 'Balls To Picasso' (1994), through the cutting edge alt-rock of 'Skunkworks' (1996) and the Heavy Metal celebration of 1997s 'Accident Of Birth' to the modern Metal with a traditional heart of 1998s 'The Chemical Wedding' and final solo foray, 'Tyranny Of Souls' (2005), these six albums are an essential part of Bruce's story outside of Maiden.

All fans who purchase the complete 'Soloworks' box at brucedickinsonsoloworks.com will receive a double-sided 24" x 36" Bruce Dickinson poster.