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JUDAS PRIEST Management Clear Up Backstage-Pass Confusion

June 14, 2005

JUDAS PRIEST Management Co-Ordinator Jayne Andrews has posted the following message on the band's official web site:

"There appears to some confusion about what I have said to fans about backstage passes. The backstage area is a working area for us. However, of course we have people backstage — whether it is record company personnel, retailers, radio, press or tv people, endoresment personnel or the band's personal guests. What I am saying is that it is not possible to issue passes to every fan who writes in (and I do get hundreds of emails every day asking for them!). No matter how we try and control the backstage area there are always people who will let fans through whether they are connected to the support act or venue staff. They do not get their passes from us — unless they are authorised by us! Of course the guys will say hello to fans if they see them backstage — they always have time for their fans!"

Check out pictures from JUDAS PRIEST's current North American tour at this location.

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