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“They said, ‘Can you get Rob off the bloody Teletubbies set, please?'” How Rob Halford’s return to Judas Priest on Judas Rising rebuilt one of metal’s greatest bands

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“They said, ‘Can you get Rob off the bloody Teletubbies set, please?'” How Rob Halford’s return to Judas Priest on Judas Rising rebuilt one of metal’s greatest bands

After a decade with Tim ‘Ripper’ Owens, Judas Priest welcomed Rob Halford back into the fold – and ushered in their second coming

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