Bruce Dickinson Criticizes Fans for Smoking at Concert, Citing Health Concerns

Iron Maiden's frontman interrupted his performance to address smoking and vaping in the audience, emphasizing the adverse effects on the band's health.

• During a concert in Brasília, Bruce Dickinson called out fans for smoking and vaping, affecting the band's ability to perform.
• An exploded vape pen at the event exacerbated the situation, releasing noxious fumes similar to pepper spray.
• Dickinson expressed frustration, highlighting that the smoke was making it difficult for him and his bandmates to breathe.
• This incident marks another instance where Dickinson has had to stop a show due to fans' actions affecting the performance.
• Iron Maiden is scheduled to tour Australia later this year, their first visit since 2017.

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