Some old-school metalheads may blast the Grammy Awards for supposedly having no rock cred, but that absolutely isn't the case for Judas Priest's Rob Halford, an unimpeachably credible rock legend and ...

It's been six years since Judas Priest released their last album ... obstacle that put a wrench in their touring plans. Lead singer Rob Halford battled prostate cancer throughout a portion ...

The heavy metal band fronted by Judas Priest singer Rob Halford has recorded ... the release of "Donner And Blitzen," the lead track from a Rob Halford & Family & Friends Christmas album ...

Judas Priest's debut album Rocka Rolla debuts on multiple charts in the U.K. this week, finally become a bestseller, decades ...

Judas Priest were hammering out the music's template. Formed in Birmingham, England, at the tail end of the '60s, the band's core trio -- singer Rob Halford, and guitarists K.K. Downing and Glenn ...

but it kills Judas Priest. It's still sad because the whole of the Judas Priest session was amazing.” Judas Priest singer Rob Halford has suggested that he would like to see Priest's version of You ...

Quentin Singer is ... and Rob Halford's signature pulsating screeches are on full effect on “Panic Attack.” This marks the first single release for Judas Priest’s nineteenth studio album ...

Rob Halford on LGBT Rights: ‘I Always Thought Things Would Be Better’ The Judas Priest singer is frustrated at the lack of progress in human rights. Rob Halford to Receive Lemmy ...

It's still sad because the whole of the Judas Priest session was amazing.” Judas Priest singer Rob Halford has suggested that he would like to see Priest's version of You Are Everything released ...

Judas Priest is one of heavy metal’s most important ... largely based on vocalist Rob Halford’s penchant for metal-studded accessories and leather bondage gear, which, ironically, reflected ...

Rob Halford Names Next Two Metal Acts Rock Hall Should Induct Judas Priest are in. Ozzy will go in this year, so who does Rob Halford think should be the Rock Hall's next metal representatives?