Judas Priest guitarist Richie Faulkner recently showed his recovering musical ribs. Just 10 weeks later, he received an emergency heart after a rupture of the aorta on stage during the Priest performance at the Louder Than Life Music Festival in September. Operation.

According to Guitar World, he did this in a live broadcast on Sunday (December 5). The Judas Priest rock singer spent more than an hour broadcasting live to fans on Instagram Live, while practicing some evil guitar music, making any metal fan smile.

Watch the video at the bottom of this article.

Faulkner experienced an aortic aneurysm and aortic dissection while playing guitar solo for the "pain killer" of the Judah priest, and was discharged from the hospital in early October. The rock singer later thanked the cardiologist who saved his life.

Last month, Faulkner shared an update with fans, explaining that he “can be discharged from the hospital 10 days after the operation and continue to recover at home. It has been 7 weeks since the night when this happened, and I feel very strong. And positive. My incision has healed very well, and I can definitely see the light at the end of the tunnel."

He added: "I walk well, move freely, I am very active, and I will start heart therapy soon. I play the guitar every day, with the love and support of my family, and your continuous support and my The inspiration I got from the guitar, I will be back on stage soon! My surgeon is very satisfied with my progress, and has booked the front row tickets for the next Priest show haha."

Judas Priest postponed their direct tour date to allow Faulkner to recover. But the celebration of their 50th anniversary as the band continues. They recently launched an interactive "Heavy Metal Guide" website. An anniversary suit appeared last month.