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JUDAS PRIEST Frontman To Guest On CHOM 97.7 FM's 'The Metal File'

December 12, 2007

JUDAS PRIEST frontman Rob Halford will be the featured guest on "The Metal File" with Mike Metal this Friday night, December 14 at midnight (technically Saturday morning) on CHOM 97.7 FM in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

You can listen to the show live via the Internet at www.chom.com.

As previously reported, more details have been announced regarding the December 18, 2007 London, England screening of JUDAS PRIEST singer Rob Halford's "War Of Words - The Film". The event will take place at the following venue/time:

Tuesday, December 18:
7:30 p.m Screening:
Odeon Covent Garden
135 Shaftsbury Avenue
London
WC2H 8AH

To register for free tickets to the screening, click here.

Rob Halford reunited with the original members of FIGHT — Brian Tilse (guitar),Russ Parrish (guitar),Jay Jay (bass) and Scott Travis (drums) — in West Hollywood, California on November 20, 2007 for an exclusive autograph session at Best Buy.

Check out pictures at this location (courtesy of Chris Loomis)

The video of "Light Comes out of Black", taken from "War Of Words - The Film" release is available below.

After nineteen years, more than a dozen global concert tours and dozens of gold and platinum awards as the defining vocalist of JUDAS PRIEST, Rob Halford departed the band in 1992 to pursue a solo career immediately releasing "Light Comes Out Of Black" supported by members of PANTERA. The track rocketed to the top of radio playlists, and later that summer Rob would assemble his own band FIGHT and place most of its new tracks from "War Of Words" in heavy-radio rotation while aggressively ushering in a new sound for the metal communities.

"Fight War Of Words - The Film" brilliantly documents a key moment in heavy metal history combining behind-the-scenes, hand-held and pro-shot footage of FIGHT's original 1992 K5 rehearsal and demonstration-recording sessions; 1993 Amsterdam recording sessions of the original "War Of Words"Epic/Sony audio release, and pre-tour interviews climaxing with a full-length 5.1 concert filmed at 22 venues in 20 select cities during FIGHT's first five months of its "1993 - 1994 Nailed To The Road / War Of Words World Tour".

Rare audio and film footage of FIGHT's earliest concert performances in Europe, United Kingdom, USA, Mexico and Japan have been restored. Stereo and 5.1 Dolby surround mixes have been produced by Roy Z. 5.1 Dolby surround encoding and mastering for DVD and The Metal God's theatrical premiers handled by industry giant Technicolor.

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