Former Iron Maiden vocalist Paul Di'Anno passed away on October 21 at the age of 66 due to a cardiac incident, specifically a tear in the sac around his heart, which caused blood to fill the area and resulted in an instantaneous death. His sisters confirmed the cause of death in a statement shared on his social media on November 11, expressing hope that his passing was painless. An In Memoriam show was held at Underworld Camden, attended by fans and colleagues, where a musical tribute was performed in his honor. Di'Anno was known for his pivotal role in the early heavy metal scene, singing on Iron Maiden's debut album and its follow-up, 'Killers'. Despite health struggles in his later years, he continued to perform and engage with fans, completing over 100 shows since 2023. His legacy includes a long career with various bands, including Battlezone and a recent retrospective album released in 2024.