Rob Halford

Robert Halford, born in 1951, is an English heavy metal singer best recognized as the lead vocalist of Judas Priest since 1973. Renowned for his powerful and versatile operatic voice as well as his signature leather-and-studs image, Halford has become an icon in the heavy metal world. He earned a Grammy Award in 2010 and is often celebrated as one of the greatest metal frontmen, known for effortlessly shifting between aggressive growls and piercing falsettos. Nicknamed the Metal God, he has also led projects like Fight, Two, and Halford, and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with Judas Priest in 2022.