Bruce Dickinson

Iron Maiden singer, pilot, entrepreneur, recession-fighter and general legend Bruce Dickinson appeared on BBC Radio's no-nonsense interview series 'Hard Talk' to chat about the band, airplanes, his solo career, cutting his hair and much, much more. Check it out inside...  

Last post by: Hovmod (29 May 06:51): I had to read this three times before concluding that you actually aren't being ironic. I take it you didn't see "Some kind of monster".:hihi:  

Lead singer of heavy metal band Iron Maiden and businessman Bruce Dickinson calls for the government to be "courageous" when considering tax breaks for entrepreneurs.  

On being told of the award, lead singer Bruce Dickinson said: “We’re astonished and delighted to hear The Number of the Beast has been named No.1 in HMV’s Diamond Jubilee survey for the greatest British album category. "Some of the most influential ...  

In the FT, a letter from Peter Cook, of the Academy of Rock, Gillingham, explores how Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson will save the entrepreneurial economy...  

Iron Maiden rocker Bruce Dickinson has launched a new aircraft maintenance business. The frontman, who is a licensed commercial pilot, hopes to create hundreds of jobs after setting up Cardiff Avi...  

Iron Maiden legend Bruce Dickinson has definitely done his bit for rock and roll – now he’s helping chip into the unemployment problem by creating 1000 new jobs in South Wales, after it emerged that he was launching his own aircraft maintenance company.  

Lead singer of iconic rock group Iron Maiden, Bruce Dickinson ... He regularly flew Boeing 757s in his role as captain for the now-defunct UK charter airline Astraeus. On September, 2010, the airline employed him as Marketing Director.  

South Wales has long had an association with the aircraft industry and I am delighted that I am able to have a small part in the continuation of that tradition." The news comes as no surprise to fans - DiCkinson has been aiming to create a new company in ...  

Financial TimesHeavy metal star's bid to take wingFinancial TimesBy Peter Marsh and Claer Barrett Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has been urging heavy metal fans to “Run to the Hills” since the 1980s, but the rock anthem may be recast as “Run to the Valleys” as he announced plans to open an aviation centre in ...Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson's aerospace jobs hopeBBC NewsBruce Dickinson Launches Aircraft BusinessContactmusic.comIron...  

The event, held at the London Palladium on 2 April, sees the Iron Maiden singer join crooner Tony Christie (an unlikely duo if ever there was one) and sticksmen Ginger Baker, Dave Weckl, John Blackwell, Gregg Bissonette, Clem Cattini, Elliott Henshaw ...  

According to BBC News, IRON MAIDEN singer Bruce Dickinson has launched an aircraft maintenance business, Cardiff Aviation Ltd, which will be based at the Twin Peaks Hangar at St Athan, Vale of Glamorgan in Wales, United Kingdom.  

Heavy metal singing legend, Bruce Dickinson, is confirmed to perform at the Buddy Rich 25th anniversary memorial concert on Monday April 2nd 2012 at the London Palladium. He will be singing while fellow heavy rock legend, Ian Paice of Deep Purple, plays drums alongside the full Buddy Rich Orchestra. The following press release was issued about the ... Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com  

Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has taken over an aircraft maintenance hangar in Wales and hopes ... firm will not only fix aircraft but train people to become engineers and pilots. “This is an absolutely unbelievable facility,” said ...  

Bruce Dickinson – some of you know him better as the front man of Iron Maiden. Those of us who fly might know him better as a 757 captain. Until a point last year, he flew for Astraeus Airlines as a until they went into administration and wound up in ...