Iron Maiden explains blackout that interrupted show in Paris and regrets inconvenience to fans

Iron Maiden officially commented on the blackout that compromised one of their performances in Paris and explained how the electrical failure affected the show. According to the band, the interruption occurred during the performance of "Fear of the Dark", one of the most anticipated moments of the show. The power outage affected part of the structure responsible for lighting, the sound system and the equipment used in production, forcing the technical team to temporarily interrupt the presentation while the problem was assessed. After the incident, the group released a message thanking the public for their patience and highlighting that the failure was completely beyond their control. According to the statement, the blackout was caused by a problem in the power supply at the place where the event was taking place. Even in the face of the unexpected situation, Bruce Dickinson and the other members remained on stage whenever possible and resumed the show as soon as technical conditions allowed. The performance was also part of Iron Maiden's policy of encouraging the public to enjoy the shows without the constant use of cell phones, especially in areas close to the stage. The band believes this practice strengthens the connection between artists and fans during live performances. The incident quickly gained repercussions on social media, with several videos showing the moment the stage went partially dark. Despite the scare, there were no reports of injuries or safety problems. In the end, Iron Maiden reaffirmed its commitment to French fans and assured that it will continue to offer the highest quality performances throughout the tour.