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Photo Gallery: Judas Priest, Black Label Society and Thin Lizzy at San Manuel Amphitheater

By Charlie Steffens

published 27 October 2011

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Here's a photo gallery of Judas Priest, Black Label Society and Thin Lizzy performing Saturday, October 22, at San Manuel Amphitheater in San Bernardino, California.

All photos by Charlie Steffens.

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