Deep Purple and Judas Priest
Join Metal legends as they join forces for an epic summer tour!
Deep Purple and Judas Priest
A night of pure metal!
Deep Purple and Judas Priest
Join Metal legends as they join forces for an epic summer tour!
Why see Deep Purple and Judas Priest?
A tour of Epic proportions!
Deep Purple and Judas Priest, two of the biggest bands in Heavy Metal, are joining forces this summer to bring you a tour of epic proportions! Consisting of 25 dates, Deep Purple and Judas Priest combine their plethora of hits in a night out like no other!
With both bands presenting their most recents releases, Infinite (Deep Purple) and Firepower (Judas Priest), this double act have a whopping combined total of 38 albums, chock-a-block with hit after hit, Deep Purple and Judas Priest bring their 40 plus years of rocking experience in a whirlwind tour like no other. An event not to be missed by any Metal fan!
Reviews
Customer reviews
12 reviews, average rating: (4.1 Stars)
Wayne
Loud and louder--but darned enjoyable!
If you're a Priest fan, you may think you knew what to expect on September 18: I
certainly thought I did. I'd never seen the Priest live before, but their Rising in the
East DVD from a decade or so left me expecting little from Rob Halford: in that
earlier concert video, he lurched about in an almost Ozzy-life fashion. Surprisingly--
and delightfully--that was not the case in KC on this tour! Halford is no Bruce
Dickinson, but he paced the stage nonstop, And Halford's voice, while not as strong
as when I saw him with his eponymous solo group in 2000, was still a mighty force.
It was also clear how Ritchie Faulkner has become a "fan favorite"--the guy
practically oozes Cool , and although I missed seeing Ken and Glenn, Ritchie and the
other guy didn't miss a note all night. And it was LOUD but was worth it, every
decibel. Purple, alas, fell short of expectations due to an awful sound mix, but they
seemed to be having a lot of fun, which was infectious. A great time, all in all! ... Read more
Matt
Blazing rock
I thought both bands were great. They left it all on the stage. Deep
Purple's bass was a little too much in the mix and messed with the
vocal sound at first but that got fixed. Great selection of tunes from
bands who represent different eras, same spirit. Loud, bold, fiery. ... Read more
Kenneth Pugh
Judas Priest and Deep Purple
Judas Priest KILLED IT ! Deep Purple was good , but JP
should of headlined. the Temperance Movement held their
own. All in all it was a great show !! ... Read more
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