Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson Shaves Heads To Cancer Charity
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(Classic Rock) Bruce Dickinson helped shave the heads of a group of ice hockey players over the weekend, to support their cancer charity activities. The Iron Maiden frontman took clippers to the head of Cardiff Devils player Patrick Asselin as team-mate Josh Batch continued his bid to raise �3000 for MacMillan Cancer Support. Dickinson as become an active supporter of the Welsh squad after launching his Cardiff Aviation firm in the area, and he's taken some of the players to try out his company's flight simulator, while accepting a custom shirt from them - numbered 666. He told Wales Online: "Devils are doing really well. I like the name and I'm delighted with my shirt. "The guys who came down to try out the simulator were able to take-off, fly around a little bit and they also landed it a few times." Devils boss Todd Kelman, an avid Iron Maiden fan, said: "I saw them in Calgary when I was a teenager and have followed the band my whole life, so this is very, very cool." here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. advertisement |
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