In a recent interview with The Press-Enterprise to promote JUDAS PRIEST’s upcoming appearance at the Power Trip festival in Indio, California, PRIEST bassist Ian Hill dismissed the notion that heavy metal and rock are dead. He said: “When people say things like ‘rock is dying’, I just go, ‘What are…
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