Judas Priest are planning to start touring without guitarist Andy Sneap. Despite this, the quartet will still be joined onstage by Glenn Tipton “here and there.” The band issued the following statement: “Hello maniacs! We are chomping at the British Steel bit to return to world touring….celebrating 50 years of Judas Priest as an even…
K.K. Downing recently released a statement saying he was “shocked and stunned” that he wasn’t approached about rejoining Judas Priest after Glenn Tipton stepped away from touring due to his struggles with Parkinson’s disease. Now, Rob Halford has taken issue with one part of the statement, which he saw as an insinuation that producer Andy…
With Glenn Tipton set to step away from touring with Judas Priest due to his battle with Parkinson’s disease, K.K. Downing has issued a statement saying he was “shocked and stunned” that he wasn’t approached about rejoining the band. As previously reported, producer/musician Andy Sneap will now be stepping in for Tipton. Here’s what Downing…
Yesterday, it was revealed that guitarist Glenn Tipton was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease ten years ago, and that he would be stepping away from touring due to the progression of the disease. Now, in a new interview with The Quietus, Rob Halford has further opened up about the announcement. Halford said the following: “Glenn has…
Earlier today, it was revealed that guitarist Glenn Tipton was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease ten years ago, and that he would be stepping away from touring due to the progression of the disease. Now, in a new interview with Kerrang!, Rob Halford has opened up about the announcement, saying “there’s been a lot of emotion…
Sadly, Judas Priest have revealed that guitarist Glenn Tipton was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease ten years ago, and that he will be stepping away from touring due to the progression of the disease. Producer Andy Sneap will now be taking his place at live shows. The band posted the following: “Ten years ago Glenn was…
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