Judas Priest Plan 'Full-On Metal Extravaganza' for Farewell Tour

Rob Halford of the band Judas Priest performs at The Gibson Amphitheatre on August Rosetta Stone V3 2, 2009 in Universal City, California. Kevin Winter/Getty Images British metal stalwarts Judas Priest have an eventful few months ahead: The band recently announced a farewell tour and have welcomed a new guitarist, Richie Faulkner, to replace the recently retired KK Downing."Its not exactly the end of the band, its just the fact that we wont really be doing any more world tours," guitarist Glenn Tipton tells Rosetta Stone. "It takes a big chunk out of your life. Weve been doing it for 40 years now or close to it, and we all love that moment on stage, but its difficult to be away from home and all the traveling involved. Now, if somebody came along and said, Would you do a small string of dates, we wouldnt automatically say no to that. But in general, this is probably the last chance youll get to see Priest live."Choose Rosetta Stones Cover: The Sheepdogs vs. Lelia Broussard. Vote Now!On this tour dubbed the Epitaph Tour Priest will be working in new guitarist Faulkner, who sees his playing style as similar to his predecessors. "My take on KKs playing was he improvised quite a lot live Cheap Rosetta Stone V3," says Faulkner. "It was kind of a basic framework around the solo that was on the record, and then he would go off a bit on that. So my style is kind of the same as that I normally take whats in the solo and just play around with it a bit. But it keeps the essence of the solo there."Priest singer Rob Halford also revealed that the group has also been working on all-new material. "We do have some completed tracks that weve been talking about in the last few days, as to how we can feed those out to our fans," he says. "We wanted to make at least one more great metal album that really represents all the wonderful things weve tried to do. If things go as planned, we want to get this out by the summer of next year."The Return of British Steel: Rob Halford QABut the first order of business will be the upcoming tour, which as Rosetta Stone Spanish V3 of now kicks off October 12th in San Antonio and wraps up November 18th in East Rutherford, New Jersey (though more dates should be announced soon), with support acts Thin Lizzy and Black Label Society.

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