Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson's upcoming supernatural horror-thriller, "Chemical Wedding", will be released in British cinemas on May 23. The story is based on an original screenplay by Bruce Dickinson. Dickinson will also provide the soundtrack to the film. Directed by Julian Doyle (long term Monty Python editor), the film is a gothic sci-fi extravaganza set in Trinity College Cambridge, where a scientific experiment goes awry resulting in the resurrection of the infamous Edwardian Occultist Aleister Crowley, who was immortalised into pop culture by the likes of The Beatles, Jimmy Page and Ozzy Osbourne. Produced by London-based Focus Films, the movie stars Simon Callow (Amadeus, Shakespeare In Love and The Phantom Of The Opera) who plays the reincarnated Crowley, whilst John Shrapnel plays Crowley in flashback.

Chemical Wedding premieres:

Worldwide Premiere - London Sci-Fi Festival on May 4th
Cannes Film Festival - May 17th
Released Nationwide in the UK - May 23rd

The official trailer for "Chemical Wedding" can be viewed at this location.

Soundtrack Track Listing

01. Chemical Wedding - Bruce Dickinson
02. Hush Hush Here Comes the Bogie Man - Henry Hall / Val Rosing.
03. Fanlight Fanny - George Formby
04. Man of Sorrows - Bruce Dickinson
05. The Wickerman - Iron Maiden
06. Can I Play With Madness - Iron Maiden
07. Separation - Skin
08. Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune - Debussy
09. The Hallelujah Chorus - Handel
10. (Excerpt) Violin Concerto - Mozart

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Source:	bravewords.com
Band profile:	Bruce Dickinson

London based metal upstarts Ophelia have announced the addition of new vocalist Austin Dickinson, who happens to be the son of Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson.

Says the band, "We have a new vocalist and guitarist we're gonna try out and see how things go. We're all really hopeful as to everything so hopefully new stuff will be happening soon!"

Keep up to date on the band via their MySpace page at this location.

Austin's MySpace page is online here.

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Source:	bravewords.com
Band profile:	Bruce Dickinson

The singer of the heavy metal band Iron Maiden has a well-known interest in flying. Bruce Dickinson is an experienced pilot and he has flewn fans between different cities in big aircrafts.

At the competition Aero Grand Prix at Malta, the organizers had hired Dickinson to have his name on the posters. His mission was to comment the races when they were in progress in his own two-seated plane. Afterwards he was supposed to "spend some time with the fans", as the organizers have written on the homepage of the competition.

But instead of a spectacular show, Bruce Dickinson had to witness a tradegy when Eddie Goggins and Gabor Vargas collided with their planes. "His plane was just behind, he couldn't have been more than 50 meters away", says Matthew Mirabelli.

Bruce Dickinson wasn't hurt, despite the short distance to the accident.

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Band profile:	Iron Maiden

Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson will relaunch his late-night BBC 6 Music Saturday rock show on September 9 with maximum rock on the display and American metal titans Slayer as his first guests.

The network rock show will offer three hours of the best contemporary hard rock, alternative and metal between 9:00 p.m. and midnight every Saturday, produced by the Manchester- and Cambridge-based independent production company Smooth Operations.

Joining Bruce on the second show (September 16) will be Florida ska-punk legends Less Then Jake, fresh from a critically acclaimed new album.

Bruce Dickinson's radio show can be heard live on BBC 6 Music on digital radio and also online at http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music.

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Source:	blabbermouth.net
Band profile:	Bruce Dickinson

The video for "Abduction" from the upcoming album "Tyranny of Souls" is posted on the Bruce Dickinson website: http://www.screamforme.com

The album is set for a May 23 release.

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Bruce Dickinson

IRON MAIDEN frontman Bruce Dickinson will get together with guitarist Roy Z in January/February 2004 for a songwriting session for a possible new Dickinson solo album, the singer revealed during a Dec. 2 signing session aboard a specially chartered Dublin-London flight filled with MAIDEN fans. Dickinson's last solo album, "The Chemical Wedding", was released in 1998. A two-disc "best of" set followed in 2001.

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Bruce Dickinson