“In 1996 I said to my agents for Ozzy, ’Ozzy should be on Lollapalooza.’ They went and asked, and the response was, ‘Ozzy’s not relevant,’” Sharon Osbourne told writer Richard Bienstock in Billboard....

A Black Sabbath fan from Dudley has marked his birthday by getting an Ozzy Osbourne tattoo in honour of the late singer.

"What Ozzy establishes in the '70s is this idea that Ozzy is so cool and such a central point of this big band, Black Sabbath...that whatever he chooses as a fashion statement onstage, essentially be...

The story of Ozzy Osbourne‘s solo work is easily understood when looking at which albums he favored on his setlists with his most and least played songs. Every studio album from 1980’s Blizzard of Ozz through 1991’s No More Tears (except 1988’s No Rest For The Wicked) was heavily featured during live shows through the years.