Paul Di'Anno, Iron Maiden's First Vocalist, Dies at 66
Paul Di'Anno, Iron Maiden's First Vocalist, Dies at 66

Paul Di'Anno, Iron Maiden's First Vocalist, Dies at 66

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Paul Di’Anno, the original frontman of Iron Maiden, passed away at the age of 66 at his home in Salisbury, England. Known for his powerful vocals on the band's first two albums, Di’Anno's tenure from 1978 to 1981 ended when he was replaced by Bruce Dickinson due to internal friction and performance issues. Tributes poured in from across the music industry, with fellow musicians like Steve Harris and Ryan Adams expressing their sorrow and recognizing Di’Anno's significant impact on the metal genre. Despite struggling with health issues, including performing in a wheelchair, he remained active until 2020. Iron Maiden released a heartfelt statement honoring his contributions and expressing their grief over his passing. Di’Anno's legacy lives on through his music and the influence he had on future generations of musicians.

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