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“The original fans are all our age, and they’re all sort of expiring.” Judas Priest’s Ian Hill on the importance of appealing to a younger audience

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“The original fans are all our age, and they’re all sort of expiring.” Judas Priest’s Ian Hill on the importance of appealing to a younger audience

Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill says the band need to remain relevant –because their OG fans won’t be around forever

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