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“The big corporations took everything over, and they’re interested in making money.” Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson reveals his theory on why rock music is struggling to produce new festival headliners

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“The big corporations took everything over, and they’re interested in making money.” Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson reveals his theory on why rock music is struggling to produce new festival headliners

Iron Maiden’s frontman feels that rock and metal are severely lacking in new headliners – and he has some theories as to why

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