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Rob Halford almost died at his final gig as Judas Priest vocalist on August 19, 1991 – and not because the other four members gave him a severe kicking when they’d learned of his decision to quit ...

If you've ever wondered why Judas Priest drummer Scott Travis plays with his drumsticks upside down, he's now offered an explanation. Shared in a video post through Judas Priest's socials, Travis ...

Judas Priest kicked off their summer 2025 Shield of Pain tour with a show dominated by songs from their classic Painkiller album Thursday night at Rockfest in Turku, Finland. You can see the complete ...

Fifty-plus years into his career, Cooper is still throwing curveballs in his setlists. Following his "Hello, Hooray" intro, the shock-rock pioneer played a pair of deep cuts — "Who Do You Think We Are ...

If the 90s was a decade of great change in metal, then the 2000s was the decade of the comeback. From Iron Maiden roaring back to power with Bruce Dickinson on Brave New World, to the likes of Slayer ...

Sony Music Vision recently announced that production for a Judas Priest documentary is in the works. In association with Sony Music Entertainment UK and Epic Records, this new documentary will ...

Les Binks, the drummer for Judas Priest in the late 1970s, has passed away aged 74, RadarOnline.com can reveal. A funeral notice for the musician stated he died at a London hospital, noting he was a ...

In a recent appearance on the Full Metal Jackie podcast, Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford has revealed that, before Ozzy Osbourne's passing, the two of them recorded a duet covering Black Sabbath's ...

Les Binks, who spent two years drumming with Judas Priest during the late Seventies, has died. He was 73. Judas Priest confirmed Binks' death in a statement shared on Instagram. A cause was not ...