Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Bruce Dickinson across 4 places, from 1958 to 2022.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Paul Bruce Dickinson (born 7 August 1958) is an English singer who is best known as the lead vocalist of the heavy metal band Iron Maiden.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Bruce Dickinson was documented, and when
7 August 1958exact date
Worksopattested“Paul Bruce Dickinson was born on 7 August 1958 in Worksop, Nottinghamshire.”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
1981year
Chiswickattested“All three were born in the Chiswick area of London, where Dickinson lived for a few decades beginning in 1981.”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
February 1999month
São Pauloattested“The record was even more successful than its predecessor, with Sputnikmusic commenting, "Bruce had shattered all expectations to create an album that might even be better than the previous one." During The Chemical Wedding supporting tou…”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
16 July 2022exact date
Athensattested“One such incident occurred during the band's Legacy of the Beast Tour concert at the Olympic Stadium in Athens on 16 July 2022, when Dickinson used offensive language to attack the nationality of a Greek fan who had lit up a flare as the…”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
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1976year
Sheffieldmentioned“Returning home to Sheffield in 1976, Dickinson enrolled at King Edward VII School, at which he joined his first band.”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
1976year
King Edward VII School, Sheffieldmentioned“Returning home to Sheffield in 1976, Dickinson enrolled at King Edward VII School, at which he joined his first band.”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
28 August 1993exact date
Pinewood Studiosmentioned“His last performance with the band on 28 August 1993 was filmed by the BBC at Pinewood Studios and released as a live video the following year, entitled Raising Hell.”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
1994year
Picassomentioned“Balls to Picasso was recorded with Tribe of Gypsies as the backing band, and was released in 1994.”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
January 1999month
Brightonmentioned“Harris and Dickinson agreed to meet at Smallwood's home in Brighton in January 1999 for the first conversation they would have with each other since 1993.”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
2003year
Londonmentioned“In 2003, they recorded and released Dance of Death at London's SARM Studios with Kevin Shirley, now the band's new regular producer.”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
December 2015month
Sarajevomentioned“While touring with this new outfit in 1994, Dickinson performed in Sarajevo, then under siege during the Bosnian War; a documentary film based on the concert, entitled Scream For Me Sarajevo, completed filming in December 2015.”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
2016 to 2018period
Francementioned“Dickinson said in a 2018 interview with French magazine L'Obs that, despite residing mainly in France, he supported Brexit and voted for the UK to leave the EU during the 2016 referendum.”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
2023year
Parismentioned“Dickinson lives in Paris with his wife Leana Dolci whom he married in late 2023.”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
February 2024month
Athensmentioned“In February 2024, Dickinson admitted in an interview for the Greek magazine Rock Hard that he had lost his temper when asked about his reaction to the flare at the Athens 2022 concert.”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
June 2025month
Picassomentioned“It also received critical success Blabbermouth.net stated "The Mandrake Project" is magnificent, mandatory listening for fans of heavy metal." In June 2025 Dickinson released a remaster of his 1994 album Balls to Picasso called More Ball…”source: Wikipedia: Bruce Dickinson
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