Rob Halford

Heavy metal fans are stereotypically seen as aggressively macho guys, but metal is also outsider's music, written and played to help cope with feelings of being different or ostracized.

There's plenty of room for all you headbanging whippersnappers on Rob Halford's lawn.

Rob Halford has responded to Bruce Dickinson's complaint that Judas Priest use a Teleprompter during their concerts.

Yeah, we've been wondering for a long time about why he did that.

The Judas Priest frontman has an umbilical hernia that he says "looks like the alien just burst forth!"

Judas Priest singer Rob Halford briefly took over Black Sabbath's lead singer duties.

Countless celebrities have made cameo appearances on 'The Simpsons' over the past 25 seasons. We can now add Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford to the list.

It was such a logical move that even his replacement had little objection.

If Judas Priest had scheduled a film premiere 30 years ago, Rob Halford would have showed up on a Harley. But time stands still for no one -- not even a Metal God -- and Halford was rocking a decidedly different set of wheels at the New York screening of the band's 'Epitaph' DVD on May 14.

The performance everyone had been waiting for was Metallica's show-closing set, and the band came ready to rock. A blistering performance of 'Disposable Heroes' brought a standing ovation, with Lars Ulrich perhaps the only person on his seat at the end of the song when he tumbled backwards over a tech that was fixing his kit...

'Revolver' magazine's fifth-annual Golden Gods Awards, held last night, featured Metallica as the night's headliners. They were joined onstage by special guest Rob Halford, who led the metal giants through a surprise performance of Judas Priest's 'Rapid Fire'.

There is no debate about the fact that Judas Priest are one of heavy metal’s pioneers. There is no second guessing the fire of songs like ‘Hell Bent For Leather,’ ‘Livin After Midnight,’ or ‘Breaking The Law.’ 1986′s ‘Turbo Lover,’ however, is a different kettle of stew. Even the most die-hard Priest fan would have to admit that this particular synthesizer-aided song wasn’t quite cut from the same