Review: Even with the new video screens, Iron Maiden remains metal to the core

It took Iron Maiden five decades to embrace digital visuals. That update aside, practically everything else about the veteran band’s barnburner of a show Tuesday at a sold-out Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre owed to old-school techniques, including its penchant for building worlds out of individual songs and practice of playing without piped-in assistance.

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