Former Iron Maiden singer Paul Di’Anno, who fronted the band from 1978 to 1981 and was featured on their first two albums, “Iron Maiden” and “Killers,” recently passed away at the age of 66. Known for his intense and punk-infused energy, Di’Anno’s influence was instrumental in establishing Iron Maiden’s early sound, paving the way for the band’s later success. Despite severe health issues in recent years, Di’Anno continued performing and touring in a wheelchair, showing a deep dedication to his fans.
In his final years, Di’Anno reflected on his life and career, expressing pride in his contributions to heavy metal but also regret over past struggles with addiction and conflicts within the band. His label, Conquest Music, announced his passing on social media, and Iron Maiden shared a heartfelt tribute, recognizing Di’Anno’s impact on the band’s legacy and influence in metal music worldwide.
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