IRON MAIDEN singer Bruce Dickinson has completed recording the vocals for his upcoming solo album, tentatively due in early 2027 via BMG.
Most of Dickinson‘s eighth solo album was recorded this past January and February at Dave Grohl‘s Studio 606 in Northridge, California with producer Brendan Duffey, who previously helmed the partly re-recorded, remixed and newly mastered version of Bruce‘s second solo album “Balls To Picasso”, now titled “More Balls To Picasso”, which was made available in July 2025.
Dickinson‘s follow-up to “The Mandrake Project” will now be mixed Brendan at his Brendan Duffey Audio high-end mixing and mastering studio in Jupiter, Florida.
On Friday (July 31), Bruce shared a photo of him and Brendan in the studio and he included the following message: “Finished vocals for the new album today, me and @brendan_duffey_audio , the producer, having a selfie in the vocal booth ! Now he’s off to mix it in Flori
At last month’s San Diego Comic-Con, IRON MAIDEN singer Bruce Dickinson revealed to Steve Harkins of TalkShopLive that his upcoming solo album will include a collaboration with his son Austin. Bruce‘s oldest son, the 35-year-old Austin is a musician best known as the former frontman for the metal bands RISE TO REMAIN and AS LIONS. Bruce said: “I’m really lucky that my kids, in particular my oldest son Austin, is a writer. So the conversations that we have, he bounces ideas off me, I bounce ideas off him. And he’s a musician as well, and he’s a great singer. He had three albums. He was in a band called RISE TO REMAIN.
