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Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath Have Good News Ahead Of Final Show originally appeared on Parade. Can't make it to Birmingham ...

Osbourne, Iommi and Butler have toured repeatedly without Ward, most recently on their 2016-2017 The End tour. The upcoming ...

Black Sabbath have announced the global livestream details for their final show, with tickets available now. With the show ...

Next month’s sold-out Back To The Beginning farewell spectacular is getting the livestream treatment, so fans all around the ...

Geezer Butler, the band's bassist, told The Guardian in a May 2 interview that he got palpitations thinking about their final show. The 75-year-old, whose real name is Terence Michael Joseph ...

Heavy-metal fans are preparing for a Birmingham concert that is set be the “full stop” to this singer’s legendary music ...

The Birmingham Villa Park Stadium gig will see Black Sabbath will perform together for the final time on Saturday, July 5 - ...

By Tyler Jenke With just two months to go until Black Sabbath perform their final-ever live show, founding bassist Geezer Butler has admitted to some intense anxieties ahead of the gig.

Nobody expected an explosion, let alone a mortar bomb. It was 1980, the year after Black Sabbath had sacked Ozzy Osbourne, and the band were about to headline the Aloha Stadium in Hawaii.

Geezer Butler has been talking about his band’s formative years to Matt Pinfield. In an interview on Pinfield’s New And Approved, the Black Sabbath bassist, who published his memoir Into The Void last ...