Paul Di’Anno, Former Iron Maiden Vocalist, Dies at 66

The influential singer, known for his raw energy and tumultuous life, passed away at his home in Salisbury, leaving a complex legacy.

Paul Di’Anno, who helped propel Iron Maiden to fame, died at 66 with no cause of death disclosed.
Despite health issues, he performed over 100 concerts since 2023, often in a wheelchair.
Di’Anno's career was marked by both musical success and personal struggles, including legal troubles and substance abuse.
Born Paul Andrews, he adopted the stage name Paul Di’Anno and was instrumental in defining the early sound of heavy metal.
After leaving Iron Maiden, he continued to perform with various bands, though his legacy remained tied to his time with the iconic group.