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Rob Halford, legendary lead singer of the band Judas Priest, has shared a video message celebrating his 38-year absence from alcohol and drugs.
The 72-year-old musician shared the video in question on social media. In it he says: “Hello everyone. One day at a time, for 38 years. Thank you higher powers, family, friends, metalheads, my godfather Bob for giving me these commemorative coins which I treasure very much…”
“Each of you contributes to making this 'Anniversary of Sobriety' a reality. Yesterday has passed. Tomorrow is unexplored. Today is the only thing that matters. Prayer, awareness, change, help – the simple things in life are the most important.”
He adds: “To those of you who are walking the same path as me: keep walking.” For those of you who may be ready to take the first step, a wonderful new life full of unconditional awaits you with open arms Blessings, love and acceptance. I am so happy and grateful for every moment I spend with all of you.”
He concludes by saying, “Thanks again everyone. I love you very much.”
In addition, Judas Priest will release their new album “Invincible Shield” on March 8, 2024 via Sony Music. You can pre-order the work at shop.judaspriest.com.
Additionally, the band will promote Invincible Shield on a European tour starting March 11th in Glasgow, Scotland and ending April 8th in Paris, France.
Concerts in France (with Saxon):
- April 5, 2024 | Lyon | Hall Tony Garnier
- April 8, 2024 | Paris | Zenith
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