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Hill's lines are much more present in the mix at concerts. He might not be the best bass player in the world, but he's a crucial member of Priest. He's one of the most important decision makers (ex aequo with Rob), he's been in the band since the first day. It doesn't matter if someone likes him...

15 years is a longer time than the whole Dave Holland's and Les Binks' eras combined. Some of these tracks are pretty much guaranteed to be played in 2026. Defenders is a big question because they can play literally anything from the album, but I expect them to perform The Ripper, Tyrant and...

FAITHKEEPERS EUROPEAN TOUR 2026 JULY SUN 26 WILEYSPORTPARK, NEU-ULM, GERMANY AUG THU 6 MESSEHALLE, HALLE, GERMANY AUG SUN 23 LORELEY AMPHITEATRE, GOARSHAUSEN, GERMANY JULY TUE 28 TORWAR, WARSAW, POLAND AUG SUN 2 OSTRAVA ARENA, OSTRAVA, CZECH REPUBLIC AUG TUE 4 NEPALA ARENA, BRATISLAVA...

Bruh, we're talking about two bands that perform rock music for dads. There's nothing rebellious about Metallica and there's nothing rebellious about Maiden. And that's okay, what matters is the music. If you want to taste anti-mainstream approach, go listen to thrash metal bands from Chile or...

I think he's doing much better now than in the 2010s. At least financially speaking. I don't really like his new albums (haven't heard the latest one yet), but people in general seem to appreciate them, and it looks like the interest in Blaze's gigs is bigger than 10 years ago. I'm happy for...

My proposal: 1. As God is My Witness 2. Locked in 3. You’ve Got Another Thing Comin’ 4. Ram it Down 5. Breaking the Law 6. The Ripper 7. Victim of Changes 8. Turbo Lover 9. Eat Me Alive 10. Reckless 11. Out in the Cold 12. Tyrant 13. Genocide 14. Hell...

It they choose the right songs, the setlist might be amazing. What it needs is balance. As you said, on paper it looks like a weird mix. On the other hand, many of the 70s and 80s songs sound very different now. They play them faster than originally, they're heavier, so I don't think that...

Rob mentioned Turbo and Sad Wings in a few interviews. https://loudwire.com/judas-priest-rob-halford-new-tour-future-interview/ My guess is that they'll revisit ~4 songs from each album, add some unplayed IS song(s) and a bunch of live staples. It's pretty easy to figure which rarities will...

It'll be a completely different tour. I guess it'll be Invincible Shield pt. 3, to some extent, but Shield of Pain ends in 2025. So far 2 summer shows have been announced. The only thing we know about the tour is that the band wants to revisit both Turbo and Sad Wings of Destiny, but no details...

Reckless is an recurring subject. It's been mentioned by the band a few times already, and when one year ago a fan asked Scott about playing Reckless live, Travis said "Not yet". It's one of my fav tunes, I'd love to hear it live, as the upcoming tour could be the best time to do that (since...

TBoS and Senjutsu should have been one album, just like Fear and No Prayer. And it would have been a very nice one, musically speaking.

In no particular order: Dance of Death Senjutsu The Book of Souls Fear of the Dark No Prayer for the Dying

I mean, there's a Spitfire in the new poster (cool colors btw, I like it), so I'm not counting on them replacing Aces High with another song.

Yes, but the EU leg is booked for May/June/July. I assume that Steve wants to play the 2025 set in the US. If there was an American leg of the tour in between the European ones, I could see them changing the setlist for the 2nd EU leg. But considering the fact that the presumed visit in the US...

Since they're not touring the US before the 2nd EU leg, I doubt they'll change anything. I could be wrong, but I'm not counting on any changes. They seem to like the current setlist.