Throwback Video of Legendary '70s Rock Band Warming Up Backstage Has Fans Wishing Autotune Was Never Invented first appeared ...

There were many other great hard rock and heavy metal albums released that year, including AC/DC’s Back In Black, Motörhead’s ...

The band got their start in '70s by ushering much of the emerging metal sound pioneered by bands like Black Sabbath. Vocalist Rob Halford pioneered much of the singing style that would be come ...

Halford, 70, recalled how he would lock himself away in his hotel room after the band had played live because he was worried about being outed before he came out to his parents and bandmates.

Les Binks, the drummer responsible for Judas Priest’s beats in the late-‘70s, has died at 73. A funeral notice for Binks lists his passing at a London hospital, with some reports adding his ...

I remember the discussion veering into the band’s influence on the metal community and gay representation—that years after the band’s big break, Rob Halford stumbled out of the closet in 1998.

People bid $10,000 for a chance to join the all-star jam and $11,000 for a Rob Halford outfit. “I just want to say that this roped-off area down here is the middle-aged mosh pit.” ...

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 ...

The same could be said about Halford, who, in his early 70s seems rejuvenated, as if he were a heavy metal vampire with a voice that hasn’t aged.

Among heavy metal gods, Rob Halford is the almighty titan. The Judas Priest frontman has been rattling rafters for more than 50 years, beginning with the band's 1973 album "Rocka Rolla." They ...

If anyone knows about the life and history of heavy metal as a genre, it would be Judas Priest frontman and “metal god” himself, Rob Halford. Having been in Judas Priest since the early 70s, the ...