Iron Maiden

Gaming accessories Iron Maiden

Subsonic presents a collection of official Iron Maiden merchandise. Relive Eddie's epics through the graphic universe imagined by the Iron Maiden band. Enjoy it without moderation, preferably accompanied by your favorite vinyl. The perfect pick for metal fans looking for a gift idea, a gaming accessory, or an officially licensed Iron Maiden product.

The biography of a legendary band

The beginnings

The band was founded in December 1975 by Steve Harris and Dave Murray, in the midst of the boom of the British punk scene dominated by bands like The Clash, the Sex Pistols, and the Ramones. In its early days, Iron Maiden went through an unstable period marked by frequent lineup changes. The band drew inspiration from British hard rock acts such as Black Sabbath and Thin Lizzy. In 1978, Doug Sampson on drums and Paul Di'Anno on vocals joined the band.

In December 1978, they recorded their first demo, Soundhouse Tapes, which achieved notable success thanks to word of mouth. The following year, the band signed a contract with EMI for four albums.

First successes: Iron Maiden and Killers

In 1979, the band recorded its first self-titled album, which met with immediate success. Their live performance of Running Free on a popular show boosted their profile. The band then opened for Kiss in Europe and played alongside Judas Priest in the United States. Adrian Smith joined the lineup for the release of their second album, Killers in 1981.

The rise with Bruce Dickinson

Paul Di'Anno was replaced in 1981 by Bruce Dickinson, whose melodic voice and wide range brought a fresh energy to the band. The album The Number of the Beast (1982) reached number one in the UK and went gold in the United States. Tracks like The Number of the Beast, Run to the Hills and Hallowed Be Thy Name became essential classics. The band then launched its second world tour with 179 concerts before 1 million spectators. Nicko McBrain joined the band on drums, forming the most popular lineup of Iron Maiden.

The golden age: Piece of Mind and Powerslave

Piece of Mind (1983) marked a turning point with complex compositions and iconic tracks like Flight of Icarus, The Trooper and Revelations. In 1984, Iron Maiden continued their momentum with the massive album Powerslave, supported by the World Slavery Tour, considered the most accomplished in their discography, featuring tracks like Aces High, 2 Minutes to Midnight and the epic The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (13 minutes).

Innovations and new horizons

One year after the legendary live album Live After Death, Iron Maiden returned with Somewhere in Time (1986). On this album, the band explored electronic sounds and a unique futuristic atmosphere. The album Seventh Son of a Seventh Son (1988) incorporated progressive rock elements. The band reached a peak in popularity and found themselves headlining the Monsters of Rock festival in Donington.

The 90s, the rebirth, and the legend

The 90s brought significant changes. Bruce Dickinson launched a solo career, replaced by Blaze Bayley. In 1999, Dickinson and Adrian Smith returned, and Iron Maiden recorded Brave New World (2000), which ended in triumph at Rock In Rio before 254,000 spectators. The band continued to innovate with Dance of Death (2003), A Matter of Life and Death (2006), The Final Frontier (2010) and The Book of Souls (2015). Their seventeenth studio album, Senjutsu, was released six years later and confirmed their legend.

What are the most popular official Iron Maiden products?

Among the most popular products are figurines featuring Eddie, the iconic zombie who appears on the album covers. Also on the list are patches, jewelry, t-shirts, and clothing. Metal fans also look for authentic products tied to their favorite albums, such as The Number of the Beast or Powerslave. These products are available on the band's official website and from specialized retailers.

And for gaming? Subsonic offers an exclusive collection of officially licensed Iron Maiden gaming accessories. A collection made by heavy metal fans for fans.

The Iron Maiden gaming collection by Subsonic

Subsonic is proud to offer a range of official Iron Maiden gaming products in the colors of your favorite albums: gaming chairs, XXL mouse pads, gaming mice, wrist rests, and floor mats.

XXL mouse pad Iron Maiden

Our XXL mouse pads Iron Maiden feature the most iconic artwork from the band's discography. 900x400 mm size, ultra-smooth microfiber surface, non-slip base, stitched edges. 2-year warranty.

New for 2026: the Somewhere in Time XXL mouse pad: Subsonic is launching a new XXL mouse pad Iron Maiden Somewhere in Time, a tribute to the cult 1986 album and its unique futuristic universe. An exclusive design for fans who want to display their favorite album on their desk. The must-have Iron Maiden goodie of 2026.

Iron Maiden gaming chair

Our Iron Maiden gaming chair is designed for fans who want a gaming setup in the band's colors. Ergonomic, comfortable, and featuring officially certified artwork. Ideal for playing or listening to your favorite albums for hours without fatigue.

Iron Maiden gaming mouse, wrist rest, and floor mat

Complete your setup with our Iron Maiden gaming mouse, designed to deliver precision and responsiveness. The memory foam Iron Maiden wrist rest adds comfort during long sessions. And the Iron Maiden gamer floor mat protects your hardwood floor while dressing up your space with an authentic rock design.

Gift ideas for an Iron Maiden fan

Looking for a gift idea for an Iron Maiden fan? Our officially licensed Iron Maiden gaming accessories are the perfect choice. Original, useful, and authentic. Whether it's for a birthday, Christmas, or just to make a headbanger happy. The new Somewhere in Time XXL mouse pad launched in 2026 is especially popular with collectors who want a gaming setup inspired by this legendary album.

Beware of counterfeits: the rock and metal merch world is unfortunately flooded with unauthorized copies. At Subsonic, all our Iron Maiden products are official, developed in partnership with the band's management.

FAQ: Iron Maiden gaming accessories

Are Subsonic Iron Maiden gaming accessories officially licensed?

Yes. All Subsonic Iron Maiden gaming accessories are developed under official license. Certified designs, compliant with the quality standards of the rights holders. Authentic products in the colors of the band's cult albums—not copies.

Which Iron Maiden gaming accessories are available at Subsonic?

Subsonic offers a complete range: gaming chair, XXL mouse pad (including the new Somewhere in Time 2026 model), gaming mouse, wrist rest and Iron Maiden gamer floor mat. Everything you need to create a gaming setup fully in the colors of the Iron Maiden.

What is the new Iron Maiden accessory released in 2026?

In 2026, Subsonic launched a new Iron Maiden Somewhere in Time XXL mouse pad, a tribute to the cult 1986 album. 900x400 mm size, ultra-smooth microfiber surface, non-slip base, and stitched edges. 2-year warranty. An essential exclusive design for fans of this legendary album.

Who is Eddie, Iron Maiden's mascot?

Eddie is Iron Maiden's iconic zombie mascot, featured on their album covers since 1980. Originally created by graphic artist Derek Riggs, Eddie has become one of the most iconic characters in the world of rock and metal. He appears on most official Iron Maiden merchandise, including Subsonic gaming accessories.

Are Subsonic Iron Maiden gaming products good gifts?

Absolutely. Our officially licensed Iron Maiden gaming accessories are rare, authentic gifts, perfect for fans of the band. Available at every price point—from the wrist rest for under $20 to the gaming chair—to fit every budget.