Wrathchild has been carrying a full Iron Maiden concert across the northeastern club circuit for close to two decades, and the Connecticut tribute hasn’t softened the production over the miles. The “Live After Death” stage set travels intact — Eddie included — because the band seems to understand that Iron Maiden’s appeal was never just the songs. On Friday, November 20, that production arrives at The Stationery Factory’s MainStage in Dalton, Massachusetts.
About the Show
The evening is all ages, with doors at 6:30 p.m. and the set beginning at 7:30 p.m., running through 10:30 p.m. Wrathchild has spent close to 20 years building a show around Iron Maiden’s classic-era catalog: the galloping bass lines, the dual-guitar arrangements, the soaring Dickinson-register vocals, the visual staging that defined what a Maiden concert looked like at the band’s arena peak. They’re replicating what Iron Maiden’s “Live After Death” documented, including the mascot appearances and full production design, and the band’s own description of the goal is “being transported to a totally memorable Iron Maiden concert experience.” The focus stays fixed on Iron Maiden’s most recognizable material from the classic era, drawn from a setlist built to keep audiences engaged from opening to close.
Their northeast circuit has included rooms such as Park City Music Hall in Bridgeport and Rascals in Worcester, where they’ve shared billing with The Priest (a Judas Priest tribute) for Metal Meltdown events, a pairing that reflects their standing among the region’s working tribute acts. Close to two decades of performances across Connecticut and Massachusetts have earned them the designation “one of the best tribute bands out there” from venues that have booked them, and “the best Iron Maiden tribute on the circuit” is the phrase that follows them from listing to listing. Their debut at The Stationery Factory generated enough interest to bring them back; November 20 marks that return engagement. No support act is listed for this date.
Venue & Logistics
The Stationery Factory is at 63 Flansburg Avenue in Dalton, Massachusetts — western Berkshires territory, roughly an hour from Albany and a workable drive for Capital Region concertgoers making the trip out. The venue runs a MainStage alongside a full bar and The Stationery Cafe, with The Shire Tavern available downstairs.
Tickets
Tickets are $25–$30, all-in priced with fees absorbed by the venue — on sale now. The show is all ages. Buy tickets