Judas Priest is not retiring anytime soon as they recently announced their tour dates for 2024 across European countries; who would be performing alongside the rock band?
According to The Rock Revival, the group will feature supporting acts Saxon and Uriah Heep on their upcoming series of shows.
The tour will begin at Festhalle in Frankfurt, Germany, on March 24, 2024, before visiting major cities like Paris, Milan, Vienna, Prague, and more.
For those who are interested in seeing the metal legends perform live, tickets are not yet available for purchase but they will be announced soon. To keep updated about the passes, visit Judas Priest's official website here.
The recent European tour announcement comes after the band revealed the dates for their shows in the United Kingdom and Ireland; tickets for this leg are now available.
Judas Priest European Tour Dates 2024
Check out the complete new dates of Judas Priest's tour below:
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- March 24 - Saturday - Festhalle in Frankfurt, Germany
- March 25 - Monday - Olympiahalle in Munich, Germany
- March 27 - Wednesday - Westfallenhalle in Dortmund, Germany
- March 29 - Friday - O2 Arena in Prague, Czech Republic
- March 30 - Saturday - Tauron Arena in Krakow, Poland
- April 1 - Monday - Stadhalle, Vienna, Austria
- April 3 - Wednesday - St Jakobshalle in Basel, Switzerland
- April 5 - Friday - Halle Tony-Garnier in Lyon, France
- April 6 - Saturday - Mediolanum Forum in Milan, Italy
- April 8 - Monday - Zenith in Paris, France
Judas Priest New Album
It appears that fans will have a chance to listen to the band perform their new songs live as member Richie Faulkner revealed earlier this month that the new record will come out soon.
Speaking with ABC Audio, the guitarist teased fans about the project, saying it's in its final stages and is "almost finished."
He noted that the band will have to do some more vocals the mix and master the songs. The musician also revealed that he had just recorded a song with Rob Halford and it's something that fans never heard of in their previous releases.
"Hearing some new Priest stuff that we haven't heard before with that legendary voice on is always an exciting thing to be a part of," he said.
As of this writing, the group has yet to reveal the official title, artwork, tracklist, and collaborators for the album as they still have a lot of things to work on like manufacturing vinyl records.
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