IRON MAIDEN 2026 tour & more 🔥 LOSS OF A LEGEND, JUDAS PRIEST amaze, IGORRR, OZZY & more | MPD60

Описание: The loss of the legendary At the Gates frontman Tomas Lindberg and a one time reunion of Candlemass with Messiah Marcolin.

Iron Maiden will return to Europe with the Run For Your Lives Tour in 2026, and prepare a bunch of very special surprises for their fans, and Judas Priest kicked off their massive co-headline tour with Alice Cooper, as well as are getting ready to release a special collaborative track with the voice of Ozzy Osbourne.

Meanwhile the Ozzy Osbourne documentary will air sooner than we thought, and Igorrr joins me for an interview on his new album Amen.

Bruce Dickinson signs the US anthem, new releases by Paradise Lost, Stoned Jesus, Wolfheart, Coroner, Arch Enemy and much more in the new Metal Digest!

Metal is alive and well, so let's see what keeps it going today. Here you go!

00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Another metal loss
02:50 - Ozzy Osbourne documentary
05:05 - Candlemass reunion
07:10 - Judas Priest are back
10:35 - Blitz releases (Paradise Lost, Stoned Jesus, Wolfheart, Coroner, Arch Enemy)
13:40 - More surprises from Igorrr
17:00 - Iron Maiden finally did it
20:40 - Bruce Dickinson goes all in

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