Iron Maiden’s catalog combines galloping heavy metal, progressive epics, historical narratives, literary adaptations, war stories, instrumentals, cover versions, B-sides, and the 2021 album Senjutsu. This complete A-to-Z guide gathers the band’s 17 studio albums, non-album singles, bonus tracks, archival recordings, and officially released covers through July 2026.
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Iron Maiden formed in London in 1975 under the leadership of bassist and principal songwriter Steve Harris. The band became one of the defining groups of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal through intricate compositions, harmonized guitars, driving bass lines, theatrical concerts, and songs inspired by history, literature, mythology, war, and film.
The self-titled debut album appeared in 1980 with Paul Di’Anno on vocals, followed by Killers in 1981. Bruce Dickinson joined for The Number of the Beast in 1982, beginning a classic run that continued through Piece of Mind, Powerslave, Somewhere in Time, and Seventh Son of a Seventh Son.
After lineup changes during the 1990s, Dickinson and guitarist Adrian Smith returned in 1999. The reunited six-member lineup of Dickinson, Harris, Smith, Dave Murray, Janick Gers, and Nicko McBrain recorded Brave New World, Dance of Death, A Matter of Life and Death, The Final Frontier, The Book of Souls, and Senjutsu.
Senjutsu, released in 2021, remains Iron Maiden’s most recent studio album as of July 16, 2026. Its ten songs include “The Writing on the Wall,” “Stratego,” “Lost in a Lost World,” “Days of Future Past,” “Darkest Hour,” “Death of the Celts,” “The Parchment,” and “Hell on Earth.”
Nicko McBrain played his final touring concert with Iron Maiden in São Paulo in December 2024 after 42 years behind the drum kit. He stepped back from touring, and British Lion drummer Simon Dawson joined the live lineup for the Run for Your Lives World Tour in 2025 and 2026.
The Run for Your Lives tour celebrated Iron Maiden’s first 50 years with material drawn primarily from the band’s 1980 through 1992 catalog. The group remained active on the road throughout 2026, while its official studio discography continued to list 17 albums ending with Senjutsu.
Iron Maiden’s mascot Eddie, elaborate stage productions, independent approach to touring, and loyal international audience have become inseparable from the music. The band’s recordings range from compact singles such as “Run to the Hills” and “The Trooper” to extended works including “Rime of the Ancient Mariner,” “Empire of the Clouds,” and “Hell on Earth.”
Complete List Of Iron Maiden Songs From A to Z
A–E
- “2 A.M.” –
- “2 Minutes to Midnight” –
- “22 Acacia Avenue” –
- “Aces High” –
- “Afraid to Shoot Strangers” –
- “The Aftermath” –
- “Age of Innocence” –
- “The Alchemist” –
- “Alexander the Great” –
- “All in Your Mind” –
- “The Angel and the Gambler” –
- “Another Life” –
- “The Apparition” –
- “The Assassin” –
- “Back in the Village” –
- “Bayswater Ain’t a Bad Place to Be” –
- “Be Quick or Be Dead” –
- “Black Bart Blues” –
- “Blood Brothers” –
- “Blood on the World’s Hands” –
- “The Book of Souls” –
- “Brave New World” –
- “Brighter Than a Thousand Suns” –
- “Bring Your Daughter… to the Slaughter” –
- “Burning Ambition” –
- “Can I Play with Madness” –
- “Caught Somewhere in Time” –
- “Chains of Misery” –
- “Charlotte the Harlot” –
- “Childhood’s End” –
- “Children of the Damned” –
- “The Clairvoyant” –
- “The Clansman” –
- “Coming Home” –
- “Communication Breakdown” –
- “Como Estais Amigos” –
- “Cross-Eyed Mary” –
- “Dance of Death” –
- “Darkest Hour” –
- “Days of Future Past” –
- “Death of the Celts” –
- “Death or Glory” –
- “Deja-Vu” –
- “Die with Your Boots On” –
- “Different World” –
- “Doctor Doctor” –
- “Don’t Look to the Eyes of a Stranger” –
- “Dream of Mirrors” –
- “Drifter” –
- “The Duellists” –
- “The Educated Fool” –
- “El Dorado” –
- “Empire of the Clouds” –
- “The Evil That Men Do” –
F–J
- “Face in the Sand” –
- “The Fallen Angel” –
- “Fates Warning” –
- “Fear Is the Key” –
- “Fear of the Dark” –
- “Flash of the Blade” –
- “Flight of Icarus” –
- “For the Greater Good of God” –
- “Fortunes of War” –
- “From Here to Eternity” –
- “The Fugitive” –
- “Futureal” –
- “Gangland” –
- “Gates of Tomorrow” –
- “Genghis Khan” –
- “Ghost of the Navigator” –
- “The Great Unknown” –
- “Hallowed Be Thy Name” –
- “Heaven Can Wait” –
- “Hell on Earth” –
- “Hocus Pocus” –
- “Holy Smoke” –
- “Hooks in You” –
- “I Can’t See My Feelings” –
- “I Live My Way” –
- “I’m a Mover” –
- “I’ve Got the Fire” –
- “The Ides of March” –
- “If Eternity Should Fail” –
- “Infinite Dreams” –
- “Innocent Exile” –
- “Invaders” –
- “Invasion” –
- “Iron Maiden” –
- “Isle of Avalon” –
- “Journeyman” –
- “Juanita” –
- “Judas Be My Guide” –
- “Judgement Day” –
- “Judgement of Heaven” –
- “Justice of the Peace” –
K–O
- “Kill Me Ce Soir” –
- “Killers” –
- “King of Twilight” –
- “The Legacy” –
- “Lightning Strikes Twice” –
- “The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner” –
- “The Longest Day” –
- “Look for the Truth” –
- “Lord of Light” –
- “Lord of the Flies” –
- “Losfer Words (Big ‘Orra)” –
- “Lost in a Lost World” –
- “The Man of Sorrows” –
- “Man on the Edge” –
- “The Man Who Would Be King” –
- “Massacre” –
- “The Mercenary” –
- “Mission from ‘Arry” (spoken-word B-side) – 2 Minutes to Midnight single (1984)
- “Montségur” –
- “Moonchild” –
- “More Tea Vicar” –
- “Mother of Mercy” –
- “Mother Russia” –
- “Murders in the Rue Morgue” –
- “My Generation” –
- “New Frontier” –
- “No More Lies” –
- “No Prayer for the Dying” –
- “Nodding Donkey Blues” –
- “The Nomad” –
- “The Number of the Beast” –
- “Only the Good Die Young” –
- “Out of the Shadows” –
- “Out of the Silent Planet” –
P–T
- “The Parchment” –
- “Paschendale” –
- “Pass the Jam” –
- “Phantom of the Opera” –
- “The Pilgrim” –
- “Powerslave” –
- “The Prisoner” –
- “Prodigal Son” –
- “The Prophecy” –
- “Prowler” –
- “Public Enema Number One” –
- “Purgatory” –
- “Quest for Fire” –
- “Rainbow’s Gold” –
- “Rainmaker” –
- “Reach Out” –
- “The Red and the Black” –
- “The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg” –
- “Remember Tomorrow” –
- “Revelations” –
- “Rime of the Ancient Mariner” –
- “Roll Over Vic Vella” –
- “Run Silent Run Deep” –
- “Run to the Hills” –
- “Running Free” –
- “Sanctuary” –
- “Satellite 15… The Final Frontier” –
- “Sea of Madness” –
- “Senjutsu” –
- “Seventh Son of a Seventh Son” –
- “Shadows of the Valley” –
- “Sheriff of Huddersfield” –
- “Sign of the Cross” –
- “Space Station #5” –
- “Space Truckin'” –
- “Speed of Light” –
- “Starblind” –
- “Still Life” –
- “Strange World” –
- “Stranger in a Strange Land” –
- “Stratego” –
- “Sun and Steel” –
- “Tailgunner” –
- “The Talisman” –
- “Tears of a Clown” –
- “That Girl” –
- “These Colours Don’t Run” –
- “The Thin Line Between Love and Hate” –
- “The Time Machine” –
- “To Tame a Land” –
- “Total Eclipse” –
- “Transylvania” –
- “The Trooper” –
- “Twilight Zone” –
U–Z
- “The Unbeliever” –
- “Virus” –
- “Wasted Years” –
- “Wasting Love” –
- “Weekend Warrior” –
- “When the River Runs Deep” –
- “When the Wild Wind Blows” –
- “When Two Worlds Collide” –
- “Where Eagles Dare” –
- “The Wicker Man” –
- “Wildest Dreams” –
- “Women in Uniform” –
- “Wrathchild” –
- “The Writing on the Wall” –
Iron Maiden Studio Albums
Iron Maiden (1980)
Killers (1981)
The Number of the Beast (1982)
Piece of Mind (1983)
Powerslave (1984)
Somewhere in Time (1986)
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son (1988)
No Prayer for the Dying (1990)
Fear of the Dark (1992)
The X Factor (1995)
Virtual XI (1998)
Brave New World (2000)
Dance of Death (2003)
A Matter of Life and Death (2006)
The Final Frontier (2010)
The Book of Souls (2015)
Senjutsu (2021)
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