A tribute concert to the band American Maiden performed by Piece of Time, with support from Skavinjir at the Lincoln Theatre.
Piece of Time brings their Iron Maiden tribute to the Lincoln Theatre on Friday, October 30, with Skavinjir opening the night. It's a double bill of heavy music in downtown Raleigh, and if you've spent any time with Maiden's catalog, you know exactly what the main set is built around: the galloping bass, the twin-guitar harmonies, and the theatrical songwriting that defined the band's run from the late seventies through the eighties.
Piece of Time takes their name from the 1986 album, and that's a good hint at where the set will lean. While they cover the broader Iron Maiden songbook, the focus is on the era of Piece of Mind and the records that followed—the period when the band fully leaned into their galloping rhythm and epic song structures. It's a tribute act, so the goal is to recreate those specific sounds and arrangements rather than putting a new spin on them.
Skavinjir opens the bill, so the night starts with two bands on one stage. The Lincoln Theatre is at 1620 Glenwood Ave. in downtown Raleigh, and the show falls on a Friday, which makes it an easy one to build a night around if you're already in the city.
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Doors open at 7 PM and the music starts at 8 PM. Tickets range from $15 to $29.75, depending on how you buy: a 4-pack is $15, GA standing is $17.30, and GA for those under 21 is $19.30.
