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Milagre Metaleiro Open Air 2026 announces Blaze Bayley

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Milagre Metaleiro Open Air 2026 announces Blaze Bayley

Other confirmations include Enforcer, Gnosis and Sovengar.

Blaze Bayley is set to appear at Milagre Metaleiro Open Air 2026 with a special anniversary performance celebrating his years with Iron Maiden. The set will revisit songs closely associated with that period of his career, offering fans the opportunity to hear material that left a lasting mark on a generation of Heavy Metal listeners.

Milagre Metaleiro Open Air continues to assemble what promises to be a memorable 2026 edition. From 21 to 23 August, Pindelo dos Milagres will once again become a major meeting point for Metal fans, welcoming thousands of visitors for three days of open-air concerts and celebration.

Among the artists already announced is Blaze Bayley, one of the most recognisable figures in British Heavy Metal. Known for his powerful and emotionally charged voice, as well as his wholehearted commitment onstage, Bayley achieved worldwide recognition as the vocalist of Iron Maiden during the 1990s. During this transitional chapter in the band’s history, he contributed to significant releases and played an important role in preserving its musical identity.

Tickets are available through Bol.pt. Price: Full festival pass: €70 | From 1 July: €75 | At the door: €85

Dates: 21–23 August 2026
Location: Pindelo dos Milagres, Portugal
Organiser: Milagre Metaleiro

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