Iron Maiden have announced an official illustrated book called Infinite Dreams which tells the bandโ€™s story from playing pubs in 1975 to headlining stadiums in 2025

Wordsย byย Felix Bartlett | March 11, 2025


Yesterday Iron Maidenย revealed details of an epic new illustrated book,ย Infinite Dreams โ€“ The Official Visual History, published by Thames & Hudson.

The heavy metal legends are celebrating their 50th anniversary with what’s been called the โ€˜definitive legacy bookโ€™, telling their story from 1975 up until the present day through photos, artwork, handwritten lyrics and more, as well as featuring a foreword by Steve Harris and afterword from Bruce Dickinson.

โ€œIโ€™ve been pleasantly surprised at some of the stuff that Iโ€™ve managed to unearth for this book,โ€ admits Steve. โ€œI knew I had kept a lot of things from the early days but they have lasted really well and the photography has brought them back to life. I hope the fans are going to love looking at all the stuff presented like this! Itโ€™s the right time to bring it all together for part of our 50th celebrations.โ€

Tristan de Lancey, Creative Director at Thames & Hudson adds, โ€œIron Maiden is an institution. Hailed as pioneers of British heavy metal in the 1980s, the band has come to embody a spirit of fearless creative independence and ferocious dedication to their fans that has won them a huge following around the world and across generations.ย 

โ€œWith astonishing archival access and more meticulous, hands-on participation from the band than I ever thought possible, we have been gifted the tools to create something beautiful, comprehensive and unique which, I have no doubt, raises the bar for illustrated books in this music genre. Every page will surprise and delight its audience โ€“ just donโ€™t expect metal fans to be the only ones who buy it!โ€

Iron Maiden: Infinite Dreams โ€“ The Official Visual History is due out this autumn.

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