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Judas Priest released "Trial By Fire", the second single of their upcoming studio album "Invincible Shield" which will be out next March. The already announced many European and North American tour dates for 2024 to promote the album. Their current line-up has Rob Halford (Vocals), Ian Hill (Bass), Glen Titpton (Guitar - Studio and ocasionally playing live), Richie Faulkner (Guitar), Scott Travis (Drums) and Andy Sneap (Guitar - Touring). Hear the new Judas Priest song "Trial By Fire": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1sKri5YOWk Lyrics "Shot down in cold blood Didn’t know my name No-one understood So I took the blame Where I left my mark When the system fell You were in my grasp Hid behind your veil Bound and abused Branded a liar I have endured Trial by fire Hang me out to dry I broke every rule Fell right in your trap Played me for a fool Catch you safe and sound Tried to make you mine Took this holy vow Then you crossed the line Bound and abused Branded a liar Falsely accused Trial by fire Committed no crime In my innocence I have endured trial by fire Life is so cruel and unbearable Can’t let you get in my way What i need now is a miracle To get through the end of each day Burden of guilt Branded a liar whipped and abused Trial by fire Committed no crime In my innocence I have endured trial by fire" Their last album was “Firepower” released in 2018 and “Invincible Shield” will be their 19th studio record. It was produced once again by Andy Sneap, who became their touring guitarist after Tipton’s forced retirement due to Parkinson’s disease. The band's most recent concert happened last October at the Power Trip festival in Indio, California, opening for AC/DC. That festival also had Metallica, Tool, Iron Maiden and Guns N' Roses. Originally it was Ozzy Osbourne who would perform before AC/DC but since he couldn't because of health problems Judas Priest was invited to substitute him.

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