Ozzy Osbourne was a founding member of Black Sabbath in 1967. He sang and played harmonica on the band's first eight albums, ...

Ironically, in the early 1980s Iommi asked Gillan to join Sabbath to replace departing vocalist Ronnie James Dio. Gillan said he had never heard any of Black Sabbath's music before joining the band.

It's been 25 years since an iconic Carmen Electra moment on MTV. In 2000, MTV "Spring Break" featured a 27-year-old Carmen ...

Credit: Getty Images In February 1970, Tony Iommi and Black Sabbath changed the future of heavy music when they released their self-titled debut album. Armed with a 1965 Gibson SG Special and a ...

Tony Iommi has opened up about the possibility of more Black Sabbath shows following their farewell tour, saying “You can never say never, can you?” ORDER NOW: Paul Weller is on the cover in ...

In a new interview, Rush’s Alex Lifeson revealed that he and Geddy Lee were asked to play Black Sabbath’s farewell show, and ...

Well, here’s a gift that will rock their world: “Black Sabbath: The Vinyl Collection ... guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist Geezer Butler and drummer Bill Ward — basically sounding better than ...

See what Tony Iommi had to say about Black Sabbath's return for one final show this year. In this week's Loud List video compilation, we present the 10 most unforgettable moments with Black ...

Black Sabbath are the undisputed godfathers ... After a succession of influential albums, Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist Geezer Butler and drummer Bill Ward parted ways with singer Ozzy ...

Zakk Wylde is excited to participate in Black Sabbath's farewell concert with Ozzy Osbourne, but he won't be performing his ...

From Osbourne’s prince-of-darkness wail and Tony Iommi’s sludgy guitar riffing to Geezer Butler’s crawling bass lines and Bill Ward’s deathly drum smacks, Black Sabbath’s music has ...

“The Crown has huge significance to us and many other successful acts…” says Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi of the Birmingham pub’s newly-announced Grade II status. From Florence Pugh ...