Iron Maiden Run For Your Lives Tour at BMO Stadium 2026

Iron Maiden has another Los Angeles date on the Run For Your Lives World Tour, and it's at BMO Stadium on Sunday, September 27, 2026. If you had this one circled for Saturday, check your tickets: the listing notes the show moved from September 26 to September 27. Of all the concerts in Los Angeles this fall, this is the one where you'll see the most Eddie shirts in a single parking lot.

The Band

Iron Maiden formed in East London in 1975, and bassist Steve Harris has been steering it ever since. Bruce Dickinson still fronts the band, and the three-guitar lineup gives the older songs a wall of sound the records only hint at. The catalog is deep enough that nobody walks out disappointed, even if their favorite deep cut got skipped.

The Run For Your Lives run leans on the band's long history. Expect the big production they're known for, with stage sets that change between songs and Eddie, their skeletal mascot, showing up at least once in some oversized form. Fans usually bank on "The Trooper," "Run to the Hills" and "Fear of the Dark," though nobody outside the band knows the exact setlist until the lights go down.

Date, Time and Tickets

The AllEvents listing puts the start at 6:15 p.m. on September 27. Stadium doors usually open earlier than that, so plan to get there well ahead if you want a decent spot or time at the merch stand. The listing also notes an overall limit of eight tickets per buyer for this date.

Pricing wasn't published on the listing we checked, so look at the official ticket link from the event page before you commit. Resale prices for a band this size swing a lot in the final week.

Getting There

BMO Stadium sits in Exposition Park, just south of downtown. The Metro E Line's Expo Park/USC station is a short walk away, and that's the easiest move on a stadium night, since the surrounding lots fill fast and the post-show exit crawls. Rideshare works too, but walk a few blocks away from the stadium before you request a car.

Bring earplugs. Iron Maiden plays loud, and a stadium bowl traps the sound more than you'd think.

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