Judas Priest

Round one saw giants such as Guns N' Roses, Led Zeppelin, Metallica and Pink Floyd lose.

Bassist sheds light on his decision to leave the band.

Ian Hill reveals that plans were being made for an Iron Maiden and Judas Priest tour this year.

Members of the rock and metal community are weighing in after Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill announced his retirement.

In a Spinal Tap-esque twist, they spent most of their career trying to hold onto a drummer.

The bassist joined the heavy metal legends in 1970.

Hill joined Judas Priest three years before Rob Halford and four before Glenn Tipton.

AC/DC, Alice Cooper, the Rolling Stones and Van Halen compete for your vote.

Metal giants are showing no signs of slowing.

Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill had to sit out of a show last night (Sept. 21) for the first time since he joined the band in 1970.

These rock stars saw the future, decades before it arrived.

W.A.S.P. dedicated most of their set to songs from their first four albums.