During their show Tuesday night, June 5, at the Oslo Spektrum in Oslo, Norway, Judas Priest decided to bring out a deep cut that they hadn't performed live in a very long time. Deep into their set, the band played "Night Comes Down"—from their 1984 album, Defenders of the Faith—for the first time in 34 years. You can watch the performance above.
Watch Judas Priest Play "Night Comes Down" For the First Time in 34 Years
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