Judas Priest Tickets

If you think you have been to a rock concert and never seen Judas Priest, you haven't been to a rock concert. Nothing more needs to be said.

The last time I saw Judas Priest in Huntsville was 1984 I think. Now I live here and I was surprised to hear they were coming here but I knew I had to go. It was a great show. I was disappointed with the size of the crowd though. One of the most important bands in heavy metal history should always play to a full house. Sabaton was the opening act and even though I had heard their name before I didn't know any of their music. They were pretty good though. But Judas Priest were awesome. Rob Halford is 72 years old but can't still bring it. Ritchie Faulkner and Andy Sneap on guitars support that classic Priest twin guitar attack. Ian HIll on bass and Scott Travis on drums lay a solid foundation. Some of the highlights of the show were "Saints In Hell"which I had never heard live and don't know that I've ever seen any concert videos of it in the past. "The Sinner"which displays Rob's tremendous vocal range. The songs they played off of the new album Invincible Shield were very good. My favorite Priest song "Victim Of Changes"was awesome. The stage was covered in green lighting for "Green Manalishi"which I love. My only slight disappointment was not hearing "Metal Gods"or "Diamonds And Rust". But other than that it was a great show and if you're a heavy metal fan I urge you to see Judas Priest while you still can.

What an incredible show in Huntsville Al. These guys have been Standard Bearers for years and still Rock harder than you. Stunning performance and testament to the vocal health, and the stellar musicianship of this incredible band. Sabaton was their opening act and were in top form, too.

From the opening band (Sabaton) to Judas Priest themselves, the concert overall was iconic. I am glad I was able to witness them.

Rob did great. I enjoyed the show. Really the whole band was amazing!

opened by Sabaton, the concert was very energetic from beginning to end. the musicianship from both bands was great. Focus on Priest, the sound and live show was polished and straightforward. the quality is exactly what you expected, faithful to the original recording. Rob Halford's voice did not miss. He is all there for the entire show. I couldn't see them around 1984 here, but I made a point of not letting this slip through my fingers. The venue is good and the staff made the experience good. The new album Priest was touring on has a lot going for it. At some points during the set, it seemed the low end was punched maybe too much making the mids and highs seem less crisp. I wished I could have been closer to the stage, but who doesn't. I went with my wife who is not a metal fan, and she had a decent time too. She maybe even found Sabaton more entertaining. I loved seeing Judas priest live for the first time. These guys are amazing. Rob, Ian, Scott, Richie, and Andy. I wished Glenn could have been there, but we're all glad he is contributing and passing his influence along to the next generation. I would recommend this show. Both bands performed at a high level.

Amazing Show! Seen them forty years ago,and Rob Halford vocals are still Epic!

Halford and the rest of the guys sounded great and put on a great show. Richie Faulkner absolutely killed it on lead.

Great show. Need to bring in more rock bands like Judas Priest.

Sabaton and Judas Priest both put on an awesome show. However, I just feel the sound was off (maybe too loud) for the size of the venue. It was difficult to understand. Maybe I am just use to hearing concerts at outdoor venues. I do not regret going for sure! And man does Rob have some of the best high note vocals I've ever heard. He was amazing! Both bands brought so much energy.