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BRUCE DICKINSON Completes Recording Vocals For His New Solo Album; Mixing Sessions To Take Place In Florida
Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson has finished recording vocals for his forthcoming eighth solo album, which is provisionally scheduled for release through BMG in early 2027. The project is moving into mixing, marking a significant step towards the follow-up to 2024’s “The Mandrake Project”.
Most recording took place at Dave Grohl’s Studio 606 in California during January and February, with producer Brendan Duffey set to mix the album in Jupiter, Florida. Dickinson has said he recorded 16 songs live over three weeks, will collaborate with his son Austin, and expects to release some material and film several videos during 2026; Andreas Kisser of Sepultura also contributed percussion.
In short
- Bruce Dickinson has completed vocals for his next solo album.
- Mixing will take place in Florida with producer Brendan Duffey.
- The album is tentatively due in early 2027.
Explained simply
Bruce Dickinson is best known as the lead singer of Iron Maiden, the British heavy metal band he joined in the early 1980s. Alongside his work with the band, he has made solo albums, giving him a separate outlet for music and collaborations.
His new record is planned as the follow-up to The Mandrake Project, released in 2024. It brings together collaborators including his son Austin and Sepultura guitarist Andreas Kisser, while producer Brendan Duffey is handling the mix. The album is due through BMG, a record company that releases music by artists across several genres.