The rocker is a longtime fencer who once trained with the British Olympic squad With a flash of the blade, Iron Maiden rocker Bruce Dickinson made his mark on a recent fencing tournament in France. The British singer,

Bruce Dickinson, frontman of legendary heavy metal band Iron Maiden, participated in a prestigious fencing tournament in northern France on Sunday.

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With Iron Maiden enjoying a reprieve from the road before their massive 2025 world tour starts, frontman and sword aficionado Bruce Dickinson hopped over to France to compete in a prestigious fencing competition.

Bruce Dickinson has spent a good chunk of his life fencing, a subject we discussed with him in a We’ve Got A File On You interview last year. The Iron Maiden frontman participated in the European Veterans Fencing Circuit in Fâches-Thumesnil,