Rob Halford and his band rocked the audience to the core.
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As the 73-year-old Halford bolted across the stage, the rest of Judas Priest around him played like the platonic ideal of a rock show. Long-haired, leatherbound guitarists Faulkner and Andy Sneap traded solos and hair flips. Bassist and sole founding member, Ian Hill, largely took a backseat to the duo.
Travis obliged, of course, and slammed into the iconic drum intro of the 1990 hit that marked his first studio recordings with the band.
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