• Black Sabbath Kick Off The End Tour in Nebraska [WATCH]

    After teasing fans with the idea of an all new studio album to accompany their final tour, rock and roll giants Black Sabbath quickly scrapped the alleged 21st LP and decided to place all their focus on an unforgettable The End tour. Wednesday, January 20 brought the launch of the farewell gigs in Omaha, Nebraska where the iconic musicians delivered a 14-song setlist made up of popular Sabbath staples.

  • Ozzy Osbourne Doesn't Think Fans Would Be Interested in New Black Sabbath Album

    Black Sabbath fans have had quite a confusing 2015. After spending a year of looking forward to a final Sabbath album, October brought the news that the plan had been scrapped. The metal greats decided to place all focus on their farewell 'The End' tour, and quite frankly, Ozzy Osbourne himself doesn't think fans would be interested in a new Black Sabbath album.

  • Tony Iommi Reveals Black Sabbath Wrote 'A Whole Load' of Riffs for Scrapped Final LP

    With the excitement around Black Sabbath's final The End tour, the classic metal group has every intention of releasing one last studio album, '13,' before it was eventually scrapped. Sabbath guitarist Tommy Iommi recently divulged that the band had a prosperous writing session for the album, where they "wrote a whole load" of riffs.

  • Ozzy Osbourne Tours the Alamo 33 Years After Urination Arrest [WATCH]

    Black Sabbath front man Ozzy Osbourne recently returned to the scene of one of his many misdemeanors, the Alamo, where he was once charged with public urination and intoxication 33 years ago. The Prince of Darkness decided to visit San Antonio once more with his son, Jack Osbourne, to film a segment of their latest, father-son History Channel television show endeavor.

  • Black Sabbath's Ozzy Osbourne & Son Jack Spoof History in New TV Show on History Channel

    Ozzy Osbourne has made it clear that Black Sabbath decided against and may be "too old" to follow-up their most recent studio album, '13', but that doesn't mean other projects are out of the question for the prince of darkness. He and his son, Jack Osbourne, will have a second go-around on television circuit with their upcoming father and son spoof show on the History Channel.

  • Black Sabbath Confirms They Will Not Make a Final Album & Will Focus on 'The End' Tour

    Ever since Ozzy Osbourne had announced a final album, Black Sabbath fans were of course under the impression that the iconic rock trio would be releasing a second reunion album. Now, the band's frontman has confirmed that they will not be entering the studio again to record a follow-up to '13' for Universal, but will rather focus on their final 'The End' tour. Apparently, this is the end of the final album idea.

  • Tickets for Black Sabbath’s 'The End' Final Tour Featuring Rival Sons on Sale!

    Black Sabbath have announced that they will be hitting the road in January 2016 for a farewell tour that they are calling "The End" Tour, as a chance to say play for fans once last time before they call it quits. The band will play 17 dates in the U.S. and Canada between January and February, and a New Zealand and Australian tour leg will follow in April. Long Beach, California rockers Rival Sons have been announced as the support for the final dates.

  • Black Sabbath Announces 'The End' Final Tour Dates

    Heavy metal greats, Black Sabbath, has announced the end of its run as the dooming and unnerving group led by Ozzy Osbourne. The English band plans to wrap things up with The End farewell tour, slated to launch in January.

  • Greece, Colonel Tom Parker, Allen Klein and Other Bad Money Managers

    Odds are, if you're reading Music Times right now, you aren't all that interested in the current financial crisis of Greece, or the fact that the nation failed to pay the 1.5 billion euros it owed the International Monetary Fund as its bailout expired. It's a big—and very complicated—deal, but we're not going to take up your time explaining the sticky situation it puts both the Mediterranean nation and the European Union in. Instead, we figured we'd show you some of the worst money management issues in music...or more specifically, the managers that ran their clients through the cleaners worst. Performers such as Elvis Presley, Beyoncé and NSYNC get hosed.

  • James Taylor, Tony Bennett and Tom Petty: Longest Streaks Before A No. 1 Album

    James Taylor is a legend. The dude's been around for nearly 50 years. He's seen fire and he's seen rain. But there was one thing that the songwriter never saw during his lengthy career in music: A no. 1 record. That finally changed this week when 'Before This World,' his first album of original material in more than 13 years, peaked at the top of the Billboard 200. That got us at Music Times wondering...what performer took the longest to get their first no. 1 album? We ranked the Top 5, from "least" years to most..including Tom Petty, Tony Bennett and more.
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