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Musician and producer Andrew Watt, the producer for Post Malone, Camila Cabello, Cardi B., and Ozzy Osbourne tested positive for the COVID-19 virus, adding more to the statistics in cases of the virus in the United States. -
Ozzy Osbourne Takes AEG To Court For Antitrust Issues Involving London, LA Venues
Ozzy Osbourne filed an anti-trust lawsuit against AEG in a federal court in California this week. The suit alleges that the company forced the Black Sabbath frontman to the 'Staples Center Commitment' to book the O2 in London. -
Not Retiring: Ozzy Osbourne Announces North American Leg Of Farewell Tour
Ozzy Osbourne recently confirmed that he will no longer tour the world after No More Tours 2. However, the singer will continue to perform at his gigs, release a new album, and host the Ozzfest. -
Slipknot to Perform Full ‘Iowa’ LP for the First Time at Ozzfest Meets Knotfest
For the first time in 15 years after Slipknot released their second studio album Iowa, the band from Des Moines will play all of the LP's songs live. According to the band, this will happen at the upcoming Ozzfest Meets Knotfest event in California. -
Ozzy Osbourne Responds to Bob Daisley’s Lawsuit for Unpaid ‘Crazy Train' Royalties
Ozzy Osbourne has issued a response to the lawsuit filed against him and his company Blizzard Music Limited by former bandmate Bob Daisley for unpaid royalties from the 1980 track "Crazy Train." According to the 67-year-old rocker's camp, Osbourne has been very diligent when it comes to sending payments to the retired Australian bassist. -
Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne Are Ready to Work on Their Marriage
Sharon Osbourne has responded to the comments that his husband Ozzy made about their marriage on Good Morning America. According to the co-host of The Talk, she and the Black Sabbath vocalist are together again and are working on their marriage. -
Ozzy Osbourne & Black Sabbath Reveal Final Dates for Their 'The End' Tour
Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath have revealed the final dates for their The End tour, and it will round off in their hometown of Birmingham, UK. -
Black Sabbath The End Tour Dates Postponed Due to Ozzy Osbourne's Sickness
Black Sabbath have announced early this morning (Jan. 31) that a couple of dates of their upcoming final tour The End have been postponed due to frontman Ozzy Osbourne's sickness. -
Black Sabbath Says Goodbye - Kicks 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. -
Black Sabbath Announce New Album Only Available at 'The End Tour' Shows
Despite previous comments from its members, Black Sabbath will release a brand new 8-track album this year that includes 4 previously unreleased songs. However, it will only be made available on their upcoming 'The End Tour,' dates for which have already been released. -
RIP Lemmy Kilmister: Ozzy Osbourne, Flea, Dave Navarro React to Motorhead Singer's Death
The music world was saddened by the passing of Lemmy Kilmister, who died on Dec. 28 after an extremely short battle with cancer. Musicians the world over are mourning the former Motorhead frontman, but some notable names have reacted to his death on social media to commemorate Kilmister's life. Amongst those paying tribute are Slipknot, Metallica, Ozzy Osbourne, Sharon Osbourne, Eddie Trunk, Flea, Dave Navarro, Gene Simmons, Nikki Sixx and more. -
Motorhead Drummer Mikkey Dee Talks Lemmy Kilmister's Death in New Interview
As the rock world mourns the death of Motorhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister yesterday (Dec. 29), his drummer Mikkey Dee is talking his final months in a new interview. While he asserts that the band is essentially "over," as Kilmister was the only original member left, he gives the frontman a lot of credit for continuing on the last tour in the face of cancer. Dee has been playing with Motorhead since 1992 and the original band was formed in 1975.
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