"Our manager gave us each $1000 and put us on the plane, economy class." The story behind Black Sabbath's biggest show ever, the 1974 California
Black Sabbath performed for 250,000 rock fans at the first California Jam festival. It was a gig that would live long in the memory for all involved, for reasons both good and bad ...
The night Ozzy Osbourne wrestled a coyote: “Ozzy heard the screams”
Ozzy Osbourne, the 'Prince of Darkness', has plenty of wild stories to tell, but the time he fought off a dangerous predator ...
Ozzy Osbourne to Perform From a Throne at Black Sabbath Farewell Show
Ozzy's longtime collaborator and guitarist Zakk Wylde teased that the frontman could be airborne during the event.
‘I went to an England match with Ozzy Osbourne and he pretended to be Russian’
Black Sabbath bass player and songwriter Geezer Butler recalls the only occasion he went to a football match with the band’s ...
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“Ozzy drove us all nuts with that Moog thing. But the song was great”: How Black Sabbath took a surprise left turn on the classic album Sabotage
On Sabotage, those experiments continued with Am I Going Insane (Radio), which was essentially a pop song, written by singer Ozzy Osbourne on a Moog synthesiser, which he played on the finished track.
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Ozzy Osbourne to Perform From a Throne at Black Sabbath Farewell Show
Ozzy Osbourne has confirmed he’ll perform from ... Slayer and Anthrax. Other high-profile artists, such as Pantera, Lamb Of God, Mastodon, Alice In Chains, Halestorm and recent Grammy Award ...