Judas Priest Announces Final World Tour: Heavy Metal Legends Set for Epic Farewell.

 

In a shocking yet bittersweet announcement, heavy metal pioneers **Judas Priest** have confirmed their **final world tour**, marking the end of an era for one of the most influential bands in rock history. The legendary group, known for classics like *Breaking the Law*, *Painkiller*, and *Hell Bent for Leather*, is preparing to bid farewell to their global fanbase with what promises to be their **biggest and most electrifying tour yet**.

The band’s frontman, **Rob Halford**, delivered the news in a heartfelt statement, saying, *“Judas Priest has been carrying the metal torch for over five decades. This isn’t goodbye forever, but it is the last time we’ll be taking this full-scale, high-energy show around the world. We owe it to our fans to go out with a bang!”*

The tour, tentatively titled **“Metal Gods: The Final Crusade”**, is set to kick off in **early 2025**, spanning multiple continents, including **North America, Europe, South America, Asia, and Australia**. The setlist will feature **iconic hits, deep cuts, and special surprises**, ensuring that every show will be an unforgettable experience. Sources close to the band suggest that some **former members, including K.K. Downing**, could make special guest appearances, adding to the excitement surrounding the tour.

Guitarist **Glenn Tipton**, who has been battling Parkinson’s disease, is also expected to participate in select performances. The band’s current lineup, featuring **Richie Faulkner, Ian Hill, and Scott Travis**, is fully committed to delivering **a metal spectacle worthy of their legacy**.

Tickets for the farewell tour are expected to sell out quickly, with **presales launching soon**. Fans are already expressing a mix of excitement and sadness, knowing this will be their **last chance to witness Judas Priest’s legendary stage presence**.

More details, including **official tour dates**, will be released in the coming weeks. **Judas Priest may be taking their final bow, but their impact on metal will live forever.**

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