British metal legends JUDAS PRIEST have added a string of dates in Brazil, in early September, to their upcoming Epitaph World Tour. See their complete tour schedule below.

Judas Priest are looking for fan-input for the set-list. Says the band: "We are planning on possibly doing a track from every album throughout our career in the set list so let us know what your favourites are and maybe we'll pick some of them!!"

Post your Epitaph Tour set-lists requests here.

Despite announcing their final world tour, Judas Priest are writing new material. Says the band in a brief update: "All is going really well - more details later!"

A press release on Judas Priest's final tour reads as follows:

"After storming the world for nearly 40 years and taking their very special brand of heavy metal to all four corners of the planet, Judas Priest - one of the most influential heavy metal bands of all time, have announced this will be their final world tour!!

However, the mighty Priest will certainly be going out strong as they rock the planet starting in 2011 on the massive Epitaph tour - hitting all the major cities throughout the world they will be playing the songs that helped make the name Judas Priest synonymous with heavy metal!

With all guns blazing and amps cranked to eleven, the band will be giving all their fans one last chance to witness the ultimate metal experience that is Judas Priest!"

Judas Priest Epitaph tour dates:

June

7 - Eindhaar - Tilburg, Holland
9 - Sweden Rock - Solvesborg, Sweden
11 - Sauna Festival - Tampere, Finland
14 - Spektrum - Oslo, Norway
15 - Edward Greig Plass - Bergen, Norway
17 - Copenhell Festival - Copenhagen, Denmark
19 - Hellfest - Nantes, France
20 - Le Zenith - Paris, France
22 - Gods of Metal Festival - Milan, Italy
23 - Sonisphere Festival - Switzerland
25 - Graspop Festival - Dessel, Belgium
27 - Zenith - Munich, Germany
28 - O2 Arena - Prague, Czech Republic
29 - Stadthalle - Vienna, Austria

July

1 - Belgrade Arena - Belgrade, Serbia
3 - Romexpo - Bucharest, Romania
5 - Water Park, P Faliro - Athens, Greece
8 - Akademik Stadium - Sofia, Bulgaria
10 - Kazlicesme Festival Site - Istanbul, Turkey

July

6 - Kautatzogleio Stadium - Thessaloniki, Greece
15 - Newport Centre - Newport, UK
16 - O2 Apollo - Manchester, UK
17 - The Dome - Doncaster, UK
19 - SECC - Glasgow, Scotland
20 - Metro Arena - Newcastle, UK
21 - Civic Hall - Wolverhampton, UK
23 - High Voltage Festival - London, UK
24 - BIC - Bournemouth, UK

July

27 - Atlantico Pavillion - Lisbon, Portugal
29 - Coliseum - La Coruna, Spain
30 - La Cubierta - Madrid, Spain
31 - Bec - Bilbao, Spain

August

2 - Badalona - Barcelona, Spain
5 - Wacken Open Air - Wacken, Germany
7 - Colmar Wine Festival - Colmar, France
9 - O2 World - Berlin, Germany
10 - Metal Hammer Festival/Spodek - Katowice, Poland
11 - Sziget Festival - Budapest, Hungary

September

10 - Portuguesa Stadium - Sao Paulo, Brazil
11 - Citibank Hall - Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
13 - Chevrolet Hall - Belo Horizonte, Brazil
15 - Nilson Nelson - Brasilia, Brazil
30 - Mexico City Sports Palace - Mexico City, Mexico

October

1 - Telmex Theater - Quadalajara, Mexico
3 - Banamex Theater - Monterrey, Mexico