Iron Maiden Popular Song Ranking [2025]
Iron Maiden is a metal band formed in London in 1975 and still active today.
Songs like “The Trooper” and “Aces High” are well-known and have been covered by various bands.
With a career spanning over 40 years, which tracks are the most popular? This time, we’ve compiled their most popular songs.
It’s presented as a ranking, so even newcomers to Iron Maiden can enjoy it.
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Iron Maiden Popular Song Ranking [2025] (21–30)
The Longest DayIron Maiden29rank/position

A song themed around the Normandy landings of World War II is included on A Matter of Life and Death, the album released in August 2006 by Iron Maiden, the pinnacle of British heavy metal.
Marked by heavy guitar riffs and powerful vocals, the track vividly depicts the horrific scenes of the battlefield and the anguish of the soldiers, delivering a strong message about the inhumanity and sacrifices of war.
Its epic seven-and-a-half-minute structure fully showcases the band’s technical mastery, making it a recommended listen not only for heavy metal fans but also for those interested in history.
The Reincarnation Of Benjamin BreegIron Maiden30rank/position

It’s included on the 2006 album “A Matter of Life and Death.” The contrast between the wistful sections and the hard sound is really cool.
Bruce Dickinson’s straightforward vocals resonate deeply in my heart.
Iron Maiden Popular Song Ranking [2025] (31–40)
WrathchildIron Maiden31rank/position

A track included on their second album, Killers, released in 1981.
From the intro—where a rhythm pattern that starts with bass and drums is joined by a fully rock-flavored guitar—you can feel the spirit of classic British rock, even though they’re a metal band.
With its repeatedly appearing unison riff that sticks in your ears, this is an indispensable song when talking about the formative years of the late-1970s musical movement NWOBHM.
Brave New WorldIron Maiden32rank/position

It’s the lead track from the 2000 album Brave New World.
Its rapidly unfolding, dramatic composition is captivating.
The powerful sound alone is enough to set your heart ablaze.
Bring Your Daughter To The SlaughterIron Maiden33rank/position

It’s also well-known as a song from the film A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child.
It’s included on the 1990 album No Prayer for the Dying.
With a powerful yet accessible sound, it’s a great recommendation for Iron Maiden beginners.
Death of the CeltsIron Maiden34rank/position

This track from Iron Maiden’s September 2021 album Senjutsu is an epic piece that magnificently depicts the history and fate of the Celtic people.
At over ten minutes long, it features the band’s signature complex arrangements and heavy sound.
Anchored by Steve Harris’s powerful bass lines, the three guitarists trade dazzling solos that are a highlight.
Bruce Dickinson’s commanding vocals vividly portray the bravery of Celtic warriors.
It’s a recommended listen for anyone interested in history and mythology.
Flight Of IcarusIron Maiden35rank/position

This song, with its cool choppy guitar and bass phrases, is included on the 1983 album “Piece of Mind.” It’s themed around Icarus from Greek mythology.
The powerful choral work is really awesome.





