They can release an album only from these leftovers.
Can they?
They can release an album only from these leftovers.
Not me, sorry. @Black Abyss Babe maybe? I saw Priest headline a modestly sized venue in Bradford in about 2014/15.You're right that the same bands can't headline every year, but Judas Priest simply aren't big enough to headline Download Festival anymore. I repeat: last year they headlined Bloodstock Festival which has a capacity of maybe up to 18,000 and it didn't sell out. Download's capacity is maybe 110,000. Judas Priest don't even play in small arenas in the UK. They play in medium-to-large theatres. Their last headline show in London was at Brixton Academy (capacity 4,900) which I think @Brigantium attended. Def Leppard headlined the 20,000 capacity O2 Arena in December. Legacy isn't relevant for headlining festivals. Saxon also have a great legacy but are now a pretty insignificant band.
Well he already play Painkiller's both solos, so maybe yes.
But the next year is their 50th Anniversary Tour - they cannot play the Firepower tour from the previous year.
@The_7th_one Judas Priest really aren't that big in the UK now. Last year they headlined Bloodstock Festival which has a capacity of maybe up to 18,000 and it didn't sell out. The last time they tried to play in arenas the tickets weren't exactly flying off the shelf.
They headlined Download in 2008 but haven't maintained their profile well since then and have receded instead.
Def Leppard, Slipknot and Tool are significantly bigger bands than Judas Priest.
Doctors, right now.Who cares Ozzy?
Thanks!No they didn't. They were special guests; Kiss headlined.
Oops. That show might have been around the same time as the Nightwish show you went to a few years ago then.Not me, sorry. @Black Abyss Babe maybe? I saw Priest headline a modestly sized venue in Bradford in about 2014/15.
Doctors, right now.
Legacy isn't relevant for headlining festivals. Saxon also have a great legacy but are now a pretty insignificant band.
Not me either, sorry. I've never seen Priest live.Not me, sorry. @Black Abyss Babe maybe? I saw Priest headline a modestly sized venue in Bradford in about 2014/15.
Ozzy is bigger than Priest on reputation alone.It must be Ozzy who would opening for Priest.
Who cares Ozzy?
This is so wrong.Ozzy is bigger than Priest on reputation alone.
Priest does worse on their hometurf compared to other countries.Yeah I saw them at the Civic Hall in Wolverhampton back in 2015, and that has a capacity of about 2,000. And that's in their home turf of the Black Country, and even then it didn't sell out.
This is so wrong.
Can they?
Maybe a popular new album is, then.Legacy isn't relevant for headlining festivals.
Does anybody know how much people were on the Priest concert in Poland on 3rd August 2018 - I am curious to know, that's quite an audience ..... https://twitter.com/judaspriest/status/1029291594153951232
Richie Faulkner has heard rumours of up to around 250,000 -> https://www.instagram.com/p/BmCZRiTl5j0/?hl=bg&taken-by=falconfaulkner
(and the expected attendance of the whole festival to be around 900,000)
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Holy cow. That's huge! Maiden have probably never played such a number on the European continent. This was on August the 3rd, Pol'and' Rock Festival (Kostrzyn, Poland). // Faulkner wrote: With attendance expected to be around 900,000 over the whole festival, we heard rumours of up to around 250,000 #metalmaniacs out there tonight for the Priest at #Poland @polandrockfestival .No official numbers yet but there were maniacs as far as the eye could see. Definitely my biggest gig ever. Thanks to our polish #priestfamily for a night I know I’ll never forget. RHRF DOTF #judaspriest #firepower #firepowertour2018 #metalgods #heavymetal