Paul Di’Anno, the former singer of IRON MAIDEN, was laid to rest today in London, England. His family has given their approval to share the image below.
Paul‘s manager, Stjepan Juras, shared the following: “Let’s raise glass for the last time for Paul Di’Anno. His funeral was today and this picture is published by the approval of his family. Thanks to everyone today and thanks Kastro Pergjoni for beautiful afternoon at Cart and Horses in long memory of Paul.”
Di’Anno, born Paul Andrews, passed away at his Salisbury home on October 21 at the age of 66.
Paul, born on May 17, 1958, in Chingford, East London, gained recognition as the lead singer of the English heavy metal band IRON MAIDEN from 1978 to 1981. He lent his vocals to their groundbreaking debut album, Iron Maiden, as well as the highly influential follow-up, Killers.
Di’Anno had a prolific career since his departure from the band. He has recorded extensively with BATTLEZONE and KILLERS, released solo albums, and made numerous guest appearances. Even while battling significant health issues that have confined him to a wheelchair in recent years, Di’Anno has continued to captivate audiences worldwide, performing over 100 shows since 2023.
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