The Death of Former Iron Maiden Singer Paul Di’Anno at Age 66 due to ‘Severe Health Issues’

Paul Di’Anno, the former vocalist for Iron Maiden, handed away at the age of 66. In a announcement posted on social media on Monday, October 21, his longtime label Conquest Music confirmed the news.

Details on Paul Di’Anno 

1958 saw the birth of Di’Anno in Chingford, East London. The singer played in a number of bands during his adolescence until drummer Doug Sampson brought him to Iron Maiden’s original lineup. 1978 saw Di’Anno join the group.

Iron Maiden’s fame increased after they recorded their first EP, The Smallwood Tapes, the same year, and a year later they signed a record deal with EMI. 

“Conquest Music regretfully broadcasts the passing of Paul Andrews, higher recognised through his level call Paul Di’Anno  , on behalf of his family.

Paul, an English rock musician, died on the age of sixty six in his Salisbury home, in line with the announcement.

“Despite being afflicted with the aid of intense fitness problems in latest years that limited him to appearing in a wheelchair, Paul persevered to entertain his lovers round the arena, racking up nicely over one hundred shows on account that 2023.”

Iron Maiden posted a picture of bassist Steve Harris and Di’Anno with a dedication to their social media following.

Paul Di'Anno Singer
Paul Di’Anno Singer

The band’s first two albums, Iron Maiden in 1980 & Killers  in 1981 , featured lead vocals by Di’Anno.

Di’Anno was stripped of his vocal responsibilities in 1981 after battling drug addiction, and Bruce Dickinson took his place.

He would later front a number of different bands, such as Di’Anno, his own band, Battlezone, and Gogmagog.

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