Judas Priest followed Aerosmith on Friday and became the latest long-running rock band to push back plans to celebrate its 50th anniversary due to…
Judas Priest followed Aerosmith on Friday and became the latest long-running rock band to push back plans to celebrate its 50th anniversary due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
The “Breaking the Law” and “Living After Midnight” group said it postponed or canceled 25 shows the band had booked in the U. S. this fall to mark a half-century of Judas Priest.
Aerosmith made a similar announcement the previous day and said it would pushing back its 50th-anniversary concert from this fall to next. The show is now set for September 2021.
Both groups are among the latest internationally touring rock bands to put their plans on hold due to the global outbreak of COVID-19, the incurable disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
