Rob Halford

Judas Priest singer recalls Spinal Tap moment with wooden beam he thought was cardboard.

Judas Priest frontman is taking part in fan vote, and wants you to join in.

"I think that most people know that I've been a gay man all of my life," the Metal God told the network.

The 2018 LP was so well-received that it inspired the band to record a follow-up, which is nearing completion.

Pat Benatar, Annie Lennox and Simon Le Bon also took part in the all-star performance.

Metal God talks about several aspects of his new book, 'Biblical.'

He also discusses the band's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame performance plans.

Judas Priest singer called his band "the Rodney Dangerfield of heavy metal."

Judas Priest singer wrote words for breakthrough album despite "booze and drugs and partying."

Singer says new LP is "not 'Firepower Number Two'."