IRON MAIDEN Number Of The Beast Tee

1982. Steve Harris locks in a riff. Derek Riggs paints Eddie dragging Satan on a string like a misbehaving dog. Heavy metal gets its most iconic album cover, and somewhere a thousand parents' worst nightmares are printed onto cotton.

The Number of the Beast is the record that put Iron Maiden on the global map, the one that turned a scrappy East London punk-inflected metal band into an arena institution. Bruce Dickinson's first full studio outing with the band, it opened with 'Invaders', peaked with '22 Acacia Avenue' and 'Hallowed Be Thy Name', and gave every teenager in a denim jacket a reason to exist. This official licensed tee carries the original artwork that made moral panic headlines and sold millions, all while Maiden just kept touring. Fans of Judas Priest, Black Sabbath, Dio, Motörhead, and Accept will feel right at home.

Official licensed band merch. 100% cotton. Available in standard unisex sizing. Screen printed graphic.