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Stef Lach

"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

Richie Faulkner, Glenn Tipton, Rob Halford and Ian Hill perform in concert with Judas Priest during their "50 Heavy Metal Years" tour at HEB Center on March 20, 2022 in Cedar Park, Texas.

Judas Priest bass player Ian Hill says it's important to appeal to a new, younger audience – because their original fans are "expiring".

Hill, 72, says he loves to see young fans at Priest shows and adds, with a chuckle, that the original fans are getting older along with the band and won't be around forever.

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