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Judas Priest Announce 2024 U.S. Tour Dates With Sabaton

Heavy metal legends Judas Priest have just announced a 20-date 2024 U.S. tour in support of next year's new album,  Invincible Shield . Support on the run will come from power metal icons Sabaton .

Invincible Shield  will be Judas Priest's 19th studio album and is set for a March 8 release.

The band hit hard with the first single, " Panic Attack " and will follow it up with another new track, "Trial By Fire," this Friday (Nov. 17).

Just over one month after the album drops, Priest will hit the road, kicking things off in Wallingford, Connecticut on April 18, coming to a close back in the northeast in Syracuse, New York on May. 22

See all of the scheduled dates further down the page.

When Do Tickets Go on Sale?

A pre-sale will begin on Nov. 15 with the general on-sale starting on Nov. 17 at 10AM local time.

Visit Judas Priest's website for more ticketing details.

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Judas Priest 2024 Tour Dates With Sabaton

April 18 – Wallingford, Ct. @ Toyota Oakdale Theatre April  19 – Newark, N.J. @ Prudential Center April  21 – Reading, Penn. @ Santander Arena April  24 – Bangor, Maine @ Cross Insurance Center April  25 – Boston, Mass. @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway April  27 - Youngstown, Ohio @ Covelli Center* April  28 – Indianapolis, Ind. @ Everwise Amphitheater at White River May 01 – Rosemont, Ill. @ Rosemont Theatre May 02 – Minneapolis, Minn. @ The Armory May 4 - Kalamazoo, Mich. @ Wings Event Center* May 05 – Maryland Heights, Mo. @ St Louis Music Park May 07 - Huntsville, Ala. @ VBC Propst Arena* May 09 - Daytona, Fla. @ Welcome to Rockville^ May 11 – Alpharetta, Ga. @ Ameris Bank Amphitheatre May 12 - Mobile, Ala. @ Mobile Civic Center Arena* May 14 – Charlotte, N.C. @ PNC Music Pavilion May 17 - Evansville, Ind. @ Ford Center* May 19 – Washington, D.C. @ The Theater at MGM National Harbor May 21 – Albany, N.Y. @ MVP Arena May 22 – Syracuse, N.Y. @ Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater at Lakeview *Not a Live Nation Date ^Festival Performance

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Judas Priest Announce Spring 2024 US Tour

In support of their upcoming album Invincible Shield

Judas Priest have announced a Spring 2024 US tour with direct support from Sabaton .

The “Invincible Shield” outing kicks off April 18th in Wallingford, Connecticut, and runs through May 22nd in Syracuse, New York. Along the way, Priest will make a stop at the Welcome to Rockville festival on May 9th in Dayton Beach, Florida.

Fans can look for deals or get tickets to sold-out dates via StubHub , where your purchase is 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s Fan Protect program.

The upcoming trek will follow the release of Judas Priest’s highly anticipated new album Invincible Shield on March 8th, as well as a UK/European tour in March/early April.

So far, we’ve heard the lead single from the album, “Panic Attack,” and the second single “Trial by Fire” is set to drop on Friday (November 17th), according to a press release.

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Judas Priest’s 2024 Tour Dates: 03/11 – Glasgow, UK @ OVO Hydro 03/13 – Leeds, UK @ First Direct Arena 03/15 – Dublin, Ireland @ 3 Arena 03/17 – Bournemouth, UK @ International Centre 03/19 – Birmingham, UK @ Resorts World Arena 03/21 – London, UK @ OVO Arena Wembley 03/24 – Frankfurt, DE @ Festhalle 03/25 – Munich, DE @ Olympiahalle 03/27 – Dortmund, DE @ Westfalenhalle 03/29 – Prague, CZ @ O2 Arena 03/30 – Krakow, PL @ Tauron Arena 04/01 – Vienna, AT @ Stadthalle 04/03 – Basel, CH @ Jacobshalle 04/05 – Lyon, FR @ Tony Garnier 04/06 – Milan, IT @ Mediolanum Forum 04/08 – Paris, FR @ Zenith 04/18 – Wallingford, CT @ Toyota Oakdale Theatre * 04/19 – Newark, NJ @ Prudential Center * 04/21 – Reading, PA @ Santander Arena * 04/24 – Bangor, ME @ Cross Insurance Center * 04/25 – Boston, MA @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway * 04/27 – Youngstown, OH @ Covelli Center * 04/28 – Indianapolis, IN @ Everwise Amphitheater at White River * 05/01 – Rosemont, IL @ Rosemont Theatre * 05/02 – Minneapolis, MN @ The Armory * 05/04 – Kalamazoo, MI @ Wings Event Center * 05/05 – Maryland Heights, MO @ St Louis Music Park * 05/07 – Huntsville, AL @ VBC Propst Arena * 05/09 – Daytona, FL @ Welcome to Rockville 05/11 – Alpharetta, GA @ Ameris Bank Amphitheatre * 05/12 – Mobile, AL @ Mobile Civic Center Arena * 05/14 – Charlotte, NC @ PNC Music Pavilion * 05/17 – Evansville, IN @ Ford Center * 05/19 – Washington, DC @ The Theater at MGM National Harbor * 05/21 – Albany, NY @ MVP Arena * 05/22 – Syracuse, NY @ Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater at Lakeview *

* = w/ Sabaton

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Judas Priest will be on the road in 2024 promoting their latest album “Invincible Shield”, which is their nineteenth studio record. The group has scheduled tour dates so far in the United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Czechia, Poland, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, Finland, Sweden, Netherlands, Spain, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Hungary and Czech Republic.

Their current touring line-up has Rob Halford (Vocals), Ian Hill (Bass), Richie Faulkner (Guitar), Scott Travis (Drums) and Andy Sneap (Guitar). Sneap is the band’s record producer and replaced the guitarist Glenn Tipton , who battles Parkinson’s disease and sometimes joins the band on stage.

• 6 – The Empire – Coventry, United Kingdom
• 11 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow, United Kingdom
• 13 – First Direct Arena – Leeds, United Kingdom
• 15 – 3Arena – Dublin, Ireland
• 17 – Bournemouth International Centre – Bournemouth, United Kingdom
• 19 – Resorts World Arena – Birmingham, United Kingdom
• 21 – OVO Arena Wembley – London, United Kingdom
• 24 – Festhalle – Frankfurt, Germany
• 25 – Olympiastadion – Munich, Germany
• 27 – Westfalenhalle – Dortmund, Germany
• 29 – O2 Arena – Prague, Czechia
• 30 – Tauron Arena – Krakow, Poland
• 1 – Wiener Stadthalle Halle D – Vienna, Austria
• 3 – St. Jakobshalle – Basel, Switzerland
• 5 – Halle Tony Garnier – Lyon, France
• 6 – Mediolanum Forum – Assago, Italy
• 8 – Zenith de Paris – Paris, France
• 18 – Toyota Oakdale Theatre – Wallingford, CT, USA
• 19 – Prudential Center – Newark, NJ, USA
• 21 – Santander Arena – Reading, PA, USA
• 24 – Cross Insurance Center – Bangor, ME, USA
• 25 – MGM Music Hall at Fenway – Boston, MA, USA
• 27 – Covelli Centre – Youngstown, OH, USA
• 28 – Everwise Amphitheatre at White River State Park – Indianapolis, IN, USA
• 1 – Rosemont Theatre – Rosemont, IL, USA
• 2 – The Armory – Minneapolis, MN, USA
• 4 – Wings Event Center – Kalamazoo, MI, USA
• 5 – St. Louis Music Park – Maryland Heights, MO, USA
• 7 – VBC Propst Arena – Huntsville, AL, USA
• 9 – Daytona International Speedway – Daytona Beach, USA
• 11 – Ameris Bank Amphitheatre – Alpharetta, GA, USA
• 12 – Mobile Civic Center – Arena Mobile, AL, USA
• 14 – PNC Music Pavilion – Charlotte, NC, USA
• 16 – Historic Crew Stadium – Columbus, Ohio, USA
• 17 – Ford Center – Evansville, IN, USA
• 19 – The Theater at MGM National Harbor – Washington, DC, USA
• 21 – MVP Arena – Albany, NY, USA
• 22 – Empower FCU Amphitheater at Lakeview – Syracuse, NY, USA
• 5 – Nokia Arena – Tampere, Finland
• 7 – Sweden Rock Festival – Solvesborg, Sweden
• 10 – AFAS Live – Amsterdam, Netherlands
• 13 – Santi Jordi Club – Barcelona, Spain
• 15 – Navarra Arena i Nafarroa Arena – Pamplona, Spain
• 17 – Palacio Vistalegre – Madrid, Spain
• 19 to 22 – Parque El Batel – Cartagena, Spain
• 21 – Plein Air – Dessel, Belgium
• 23 – Zenith Open Air – Nancy, France
• 26 – Royal Arena – Copenhagen, Denmark
• 27 to 29 – Tons of Rock – Oslo, Norway
• 1 – Barclays Arena – Hamburg, Germany
• 2 – Max-Schmeling-Halle – Berlin, Germany
• 4 – Arena Nurnberger Versicherung – Nurnberg, Germany
• 6 – Germany Rockharz Festival – Ballenstedt, Germany
• 8 – SAP Arena – Mannheim, Germany
• 10 – Messehalle – Dresden, Germany
• 12 – Masters of Rock – Vizovice, Czech Republic
• 13 – Rockmaraton – Dunaújváros, Hungary

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British heavy metal legends JUDAS PRIEST played the second concert of their "Invincible Shield" world tour Wednesday night (March 13) at First Direct Arena in Leeds, United Kingdom.

The band's 17-song setlist included three tracks from PRIEST 's latest album, "Invincible Shield" — the title track, "Panic Attack" and "Trial By Fire" — along with the second performance of "Love Bites" in nearly a decade.

PRIEST 's setlist for the Leeds concert was as follows:

01. Panic Attack 02. You've Got Another Thing Comin' 03. Breaking The Law 04. Rapid Fire 05. Lightning Strike 06. Love Bites 07. Saints In Hell 08. Trial By Fire 09. Turbo Lover 10. Invincible Shield 11. Victim Of Changes 12. Metal Gods 13. The Green Manalishi (With The Two Prong Crown) (FLEETWOOD MAC cover) 14. Painkiller

15. The Hellion / Electric Eye 16. Hell Bent For Leather 17. Living After Midnight

In a recent interview with Metal Pilgrim , JUDAS PRIEST singer Rob Halford spoke about the setlist for the European leg of the band's "Invincible Shield" tour with SAXON and URIAH HEEP . He said: "We've had this conversation before as far as trying to put the setlist together. And after 19 studio albums, it's, like, 'Oh my God. Where do we go?' If we didn't play 'Breaking The Law' , there'd be a riot. If we didn't play 'Painkiller' , there'd be a riot. There are certain songs that you are indebted to your fans to play, because they're part of the fabric of who you are as a band. Without naming names, there are certain bands where you know you wanna hear that song when you go to a show. So there's a portion of the setlist that already writes itself. Having said that, yeah, we are gonna go quite deep, and we found some songs from previous albums that we're gonna work with and we're gonna bring out. So there'll probably be at least two or three deep cuts on this setlist."

Rob continued: "At any given moment, we've got 60 to 70 songs we can play — at any given moment. And then we're gonna add more into the mix. It's fun to see the texts and the e-mails flying through: 'Well, I'll give you this one if you give me that one.' 'Cause you've gotta find a balance. When a band plays on stage, every single bandmember has to agree on the set list. There's no place for, 'Oh, dude, I've gotta play this one.' There's no place for that. You've all gotta be believing in that particular song as you go through the show. And it's gonna be fantastic. And this is gonna be a really eventful tour as we're about to kick off in Europe, with our friends SAXON and URIAH HEEP ."

"Invincible Shield" arrived on March 8 via Sony Music .

Bassist Ian Hill is the sole remaining original member of PRIEST , which formed in 1969. Halford joined the group in 1973 and guitarist Glenn Tipton signed on in 1974. Rob left PRIEST in the early 1990s to form his own band, then came back to PRIEST in 2003. Original guitarist K.K. Downing parted ways with the band in 2011, and was replaced by Richie Faulkner .

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Judas Priest performs at Rosemont Theatre on May 1, 2024. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune)

Judas Priest guitarist Richie Faulkner performs with the band at Rosemont Theatre on May 1, 2024. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune)

Vocalist Rob Halford leads Judas Priest at Rosemont Theatre on May 1, 2024. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune)

Judas Priest guitarist Richie Faulkner and lead vocalist Rob Halford perform at Rosemont Theatre on May 1, 2024. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune)

The audience cheers during a Judas Priest concert at Rosemont Theatre on May 1, 2024. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune)

Vocalist Rob Halford performs with Judas Priest at Rosemont Theatre on May 1, 2024. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune)

Vocalist Rob Halford performs as Judas Priest plays the Rosemont Theatre on May 1, 2024. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune)

Vocalist Rob Halford (right) performs with guitarist Andy Sneap as Judas Priest plays the Rosemont Theatre on May 1, 2024. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune)

With little left to prove except its contemporary relevance 55 years after forming in Britain, the group stuck to its hallmark techniques and zeroed in on what mattered: the music, and its iron-clad bond with the heavy-metal community. While many artists spout what the crowd wants to hear, then repeat the same banter in every city, Judas Priest spent scant time on talk and devoted its nearly non-stop 105-minute set to the proverbial walk.

In sound and vision, words and attitude, the quintet embodied the liberating release and unifying spirit of second-wave metal. For Judas Priest, that meant leaning into the sheer power of its craft, the outsider mentality of its lyrics and the occasional theatricality sparked by the pairing. The straightforward, hammer-down approach came across as both unapologetic and vintage — not to mention endangered in a modern era prone to solo stars and pricey, one-upmanship productions.

Led by vocalist Rob Halford, the band forged a thrilling assault that projected a defiant toughness that could withstand or defeat the challenges outlined in many of its narratives. Rugged, resilient and rebellious, the songs’ temperaments traced a direct line to the band’s origins in the industrial wastelands of Birmingham, England. As did the well-controlled aural cacophony that evoked all manner of steel manufacturing: pounded anvils, loud stamping machines and fire-stoked furnaces included.

Those parallels further assumed a visual form during “You’ve Got Another Thing Comin’,” a declarative anthem accompanied by black-and-white historical footage of workers laboring at a factory. And they adopted loaded meaning amid the back-and-forth sway of “Breaking the Law,” with Halford screeching “you don’t know what it’s like” akin to a desperate dreamer intent on doing anything to escape their soul-crushing circumstances.

Misfits, outsiders and blue-collar types standing throughout the venue understood exactly what he meant. Then again, Judas Priest has been speaking to and for those individuals since Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin were at their mid-’70s peak. Seldom concerned with mainstream trappings, Judas Priest’s dalliance with commercial fame in the ‘80s happened on its own terms.

Though the band never broke up — a feat that places it in rare company with the Rolling Stones and other select lifers — Halford’s exit in the early ‘90s triggered the start of a forgettable period that alienated everyone but diehards. The singer’s 2004 return led to a second-act renaissance that long ago surpassed the merit, longevity and productivity associated with most reunions.

Released in early March, the band’s 19th album, “Invisible Shield,” extends a run of strong studio LPs marred only by the conceptual “Nostradamus” (2008). It follows the group’s 2022 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; a pandemic-delayed 50th anniversary trek; and a bare-all Halford autobiography (“Confess”). Ironically, those positive developments owe to the type of lineup changes that often spell the end of bands.

In 2011, longtime member K.K. Downing suddenly quit over internal disagreements. In 2018, fellow guitarist Glenn Tipton, retired from live performance after the burden of dealing with Parkinson’s disease grew too difficult to bear. In their shoes stepped the relatively unknown Richie Faulkner and producer-musician Andy Sneap, respectively.

While purists may chafe at the replacements, each instrumentalist held up their end of the bargain from flanked positions on Wednesday. Rather than simply replicate passages, Faulkner and Sneap played with expressive license. The six-string fireworks that packed the spaces between the verses and chorus — pinched harmonics, squealing tritones, traded solos, doubled-up leads — erupted with a sharpness that matched the jaggedness of the main riffs.

While the latest recruits lacked the tight chemistry of their predecessors, Judas Priest’s rhythm section hurt for nothing. Bassist Ian Hill, the band’s longest-tenured member, stood in the shadows and operated as a silent lynchpin. Picking up on the resultant vibrations, he ensured the arrangements — even those that aimed at the jugular (the blitzing “Panic Attack,” the deep cut “Saints in Hell”) — remained tethered to a discernible groove. Hill’s partner, drummer Scott Travis, went another level beyond.

Entering his 35th year in the group, Travis put on a clinic. His combination of balance, solidity, timekeeping, force and steadiness bestowed Judas Priest with unshakable foundations and punchy dynamics. Travis’ four limbs navigated his double-bass kit with virtuosic ease. Cool and restrained, he avoided unnecessary flash such as splashy fills or busy cymbal crashes.

At times, the sustained crack of Travis’ drums resembled that of holes being bored into thick sheet metal. During a cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “The Green Manalishi (With the Two Prong Crown),” the rumbling percussive transformed into a fleet of approaching steamrollers.

If Travis’ rolling thunder served as the rails on which the band rode, Halford’s multi-octave deliveries functioned as the high-speed train barreling down on tormentors and detractors. Unsurprisingly, the 72-year-old vocalist — who, with his big, fluffy white beard and shaved head could’ve passed for a character who walked right out of a Herman Melville novel — no longer possesses the near-infinite range of his glory days.

Yes, Halford hit shrieking highs and glass-shattering notes. But he limited their frequency and length, and received obvious assistance from reverb, echoes and loops. No matter. Few singers manage to cover as much territory. Fewer still strike a more commanding on-stage presence than the nicknamed Metal God, whose constant caged-lion pacing, demonstrative body language and cheerleading of his colleagues and crowd all ranked second to his impressive wardrobe.

Clad in black leather pants, boots and gloves, and cycling through an array of waist- and knee-length leather jackets dripping with studs, chains and tassels, Halford exemplified the heavy-metal biker demeanor Judas Priest practically invented. In addition to complementing the look of his mates, his clothing — which also included a floor-length denim battle vest that would’ve been ridiculous on anyone else — mirrored the fortitude and grit of the material.

Rotating through the roles of necromancer (the eerie “Love Bites”), exorcist (the vicious “Devil’s Child”) and pursuant (the sleek “Turbo Lover”) with resolute authority, the singer later found the fountain of youth while chronicling the triumphs of a heroic cyborg. Reaching upper-frequency extremes from a crouched stance, Halford and company’s unyielding rendition of “Painkiller” renewed the case for the song’s standing as the greatest metal composition of the past three-plus decades.

After that kind of exertion, who could blame the singer for sitting for a spell? Returning to the stage on a Harley-Davidson, riding crop in hand, Halford straddled the bike during the first half of “Hell Bent for Leather” before throwing one leg over the side and dismounting.

Just as expected. Judas Priest executed the signature move countless times in the past. Yet akin to the band’s unwavering commitment to blending heaviness with melody, some traditions never grow old.

Bob Gendron is a freelance critic.

Setlist from the Rosemont Theatre May 1:

“Panic Attack” “You’ve Got Another Thing Comin’” “Rapid Fire” “Breaking the Law” “Lightning Strike” “Love Bites” “Devil’s Child” “Saints in Hell” “Crown of Horns” “Sinner” “Turbo Lover” “Invincible Shield” “Victim of Changes” “The Green Manalishi (With the Two Prong Crown)” (Fleetwood Mac cover) “Painkiller”

Encore “Electric Eye” “Hell Bent for Leather” “Living After Midnight”

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Auf diese Tourneen könnt ihr euch im Mai 2024 freuen

Der Mai ist der Monat der großen Jubiläen! Roland Kaiser feiert auf seiner „50 Jahre – 50 Hits“-Tour sein rundes Bühnenjubiläum, Marius Müller-Westernhagen tourt anlässlich seines 75. Geburtstags unter dem Motto „75 Live“ und auch Jan Delay lässt auf seiner „Best Of 25 Years“-Tour seine bisherige Karriere Revue passieren. Doch damit nicht genug – wie immer haben wir für euch an dieser Stelle einige der Konzert-Highlights für den kommenden Monat zusammengestellt. Und einen Geheimtipp gibt es auch!

Ihr mögt es gerne laut und groß? Dann ab zu AC/DC ! Am 17. Mai fällt in Gelsenkirchen der Startschuss für ihre „POWER UP“-Europatour, die Gitarrist Angus Young, Sänger Brian Johnson und Co für insgesamt elf Shows nach Deutschland führt. Für Gelsenkirchen und Dresden gibt es noch einige wenige Tickets. Schnell zuschlagen! Ebenfalls schnell sein sollte, wer Apache 207 , den Superstar des deutschen Rap, auf seiner großen Arena-Tour sehen möchte. Sie startet am 2. Mai in Hannover und auch hier gibt es nur noch wenige Restkarten.

Für Rock- und Metal-Fans hat der Mai neben AC/DC noch zwei weitere Highlights zu bieten: Am 14. Mai startet die Tour von KK‘s Priest – die neue Band von Judas-Priest-Legende KK Downing. Außerdem kommen Tool für drei Konzerte nach Deutschland. Die Band um Sänger Maynard James Keenan ist für ihre mitreißenden Shows samt aufwändigen Visuals bekannt, die von Fans oft als transzendentales Erlebnis beschrieben werden.

Ihr habt keine Lust, die schönen Frühlingsabende in Hallen und Clubs zu verbringen? Kein Problem, denn im Mai startet die Open Air Saison. Montez zum Beispiel tritt im Rahmen seiner „Sommer Open Airs“-Tour an so schönen Orten wie der Freilichtbühne Kalkberg in Bad Segeberg oder dem Münsterplatz in Freiburg auf. Und Max Giesinger spielt auf seiner „Sommertour 2024“ unter anderem ein Strandkonzert am Strandbad Grünau in Berlin.

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Ein paar Abschiede gibt es diesen Monat auch zu verkraften: Neben „(Is This The Way To) Amarillo“-Crooner Tony Christie und Schlagerikone Vicky Leandros sagt auch die Punk-Band NOFX Lebwohl: Auf ihrer großen Abschiedstour blicken sie in 40 Städten auf 40 Jahre zurück – und spielen pro Abend 40 Songs.

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Get ready to rock out at Judas Priest at The Theater at MGM National Harbor on May 19, 2024. Located at 101 MGM National Ave, National Harbor, MD 20745, this epic concert will showcase legendary hits like "Breaking the Law," "Painkiller," and "Living After Midnight." The show will kick off at 7:30 PM, so make sure you get there early to secure your spot for an unforgettable night of heavy metal music. Judas Priest promises to deliver an electrifying performance that will leave you in awe. Tickets for this event will be available for purchase starting November 17, 2023, at 3:00 PM until May 19, 2024, at 11:30 PM. Don't miss your chance to experience the iconic sounds of one of the greatest metal bands of all time. Mark your calendars and get ready to headbang the night away at Judas Priest!

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Judas Priest 2024 (National Harbor) | The Theater at MGM National Harbor

Get ready to rock out at Judas Priest at The Theater at MGM National Harbor on May 19, 2024. Located at 101 MGM National Ave, National Harbor, MD 20745, this epic concert will showcase legendary hits like "Breaking the Law," "Painkiller," and "Living After Midnight." The show will kick off at 7:30 PM, so make sure you get there early to secure your spot for an unforgettable night of heavy metal music. Judas Priest promises to deliver an electrifying performance that will leave you in awe. Tickets for this event will be available for purchase starting November 17, 2023, at 3:00 PM until May 19, 2024, at 11:30 PM. Don't miss your chance to experience the iconic sounds of one of the greatest metal bands of all time. Mark your calendars and get ready to headbang the night away at Judas Priest!

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• May 07 2024 Propst Arena Huntsville, AL, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 09 2024 Welcome to Rockville 2024 Daytona Beach, FL, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 11:00 AM  –  Scheduled: 8:00 PM Tickets 11:00 AM 8:00 PM
• May 11 2024 Ameris Bank Amphitheatre Alpharetta, GA, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 12 2024 Mobile Civic Center Mobile, AL, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 7:00 PM  –  Start time: 9:44 PM (Est.) Tickets 7:00 PM 9:44 PM Estimated
• May 14 2024 PNC Music Pavilion Charlotte, NC, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 16 2024 Sonic Temple 2024 Columbus, OH, USA  –  Find tickets Add time  –  Scheduled: 8:05 PM Tickets Add time Add times 8:05 PM
• May 17 2024 Ford Center Evansville, IN, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 6:30 PM  –  Start time: 9:14 PM (Est.) Tickets 6:30 PM 9:14 PM Estimated
• May 19 2024 The Theater at MGM National Harbor National Harbor, MD, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 21 2024 MVP Arena Albany, NY, USA  –  Find tickets Doors 6:30 PM  –  Start time: 9:14 PM (Est.) Tickets 6:30 PM 9:14 PM Estimated
• May 22 2024 Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater at Lakeview Syracuse, NY, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Jun 05 2024 Nokia Arena Tampere, Finland Doors 6:00 PM  –  Start time: 8:44 PM (Est.) 6:00 PM 8:44 PM Estimated
• Jun 07 2024 Sweden Rock Festival 2024 Norje, Sweden Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 10 2024 AFAS Live Amsterdam, Netherlands  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Jun 13 2024 Sant Jordi Club Barcelona, Spain Doors 6:00 PM  –  Start time: 8:44 PM (Est.) 6:00 PM 8:44 PM Estimated
• Jun 15 2024 Navarra Arena Pamplona, Spain Doors 6:00 PM  –  Start time: 8:44 PM (Est.) 6:00 PM 8:44 PM Estimated
• Jun 19 2024 Rock Imperium Festival 2024 Cartagena, Spain Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 21 2024 Graspop Metal Meeting 2024 Dessel, Belgium  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Jun 23 2024 Heavy Week-End 2024 Maxéville, France Add time Add time Add times
• Jun 28 2024 Tons of Rock 2024 Oslo, Norway Add time Add time Add times
• Jul 02 2024 Max-Schmeling-Halle Berlin, Germany Add time Add time Add times
• Jul 05 2024 Arena Nürnberger Versicherung Nuremberg, Germany Add time Add time Add times
• Jul 06 2024 RockHarz 2024 Ballenstedt, Germany Add time Add time Add times
• Jul 10 2024 Messe Halle 1 Dresden, Germany Add time Add time Add times
• Jul 12 2024 Masters of Rock Festival 2024 Vizovice, Czechia Add time  –  Scheduled: 9:00 PM Add time Add times 9:00 PM
• Jul 13 2024 Rockmaraton Fesztivál 2024 Dunaújváros, Hungary Add time Add time Add times
• Jul 21 2024 Release Athens 2024 Piraeus, Greece Add time Add time Add times
• Jul 24 2024 Parkorman Istanbul, Turkey  –  Find tickets Add time  –  Scheduled: 9:00 PM Tickets Add time Add times 9:00 PM
• Sep 29 2024 Louder than Life 2024 Louisville, KY, USA Add time Add time Add times
• Oct 12 2024 Aftershock 2024 Sacramento, CA, USA Add time Add time Add times

Judas Priest at Saint Louis Music Park, Maryland Heights, MO, USA

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• Hell Bent for Leather ( 1365 )
• Living After Midnight ( 1266 )
• You've Got Another Thing Comin' ( 1251 )
• Victim of Changes ( 1195 )

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