Recently, Rob Halford said he would like to see Judas Priest and Iron Maiden on tour together.And it looks like Steve Harris is up for it!During a recent interview with Consequence Of Sound, Rob Halford said the following:I think both groups would seek to do that.It's just a matter of timing for it to happen.[…] I think the two bands have looked up to each other throughout their careers, and seeing Judas Priest and Iron Maiden together would be a spectacular event.Subsequently, Rob Halford added:I've always dreamed of Black Sabbath, Motörhead, Judas Priest and Iron Maiden being the UK's “Big Four”.Unfortunately, half of these groups are no longer active, but the music is eternal.It's essential.READ ALSO: Watch Disturbed perform their new song Unstoppable live for the first time!Steve Harris responded to Rob Halford's comments during a Sirius XM broadcast.Here's what the bassist had to say about the potential tour:I guess our management teams are going to need to work together to make something like this happen.But, yes, why not?I think the fans should push for that to happen.We'll see.Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill also said the following during an interview with Audio Link Radio:It would be really interesting if we could do this together before some of us die.That would be great !We've met a lot of people over the years, and we've been able to play with quite a few of them, but we really need to reunite with Iron Maiden!