A host of Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne unseen vintage photos make up the contents of a new magazine celebrating their final show next month ...

Tony Iommi admitted he is unsure how things will go when he takes the stage with his original Black Sabbath bandmates for ...

Iommi shared his concerns ahead of Black Sabbath's 'Back to the Beginning' concert, and insists the July 5 show is the ...

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Plus interviews with Jake E. Lee, Adam Jones, Creed Bratton from The Office, the guys from Goose, former Jethro Tull man Martin Barre, K.K. Downing, Zakk Wylde, Jerry Cantrell, Tom Morello, Lzzy Hale, ...

A microphone and equipment used to make Black Sabbath's first studio recordings have been rediscovered after laying unseen ...

Growing up in post-World War II England informed the early worldview of Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler. Butler’s father was a veteran, the roof of his childhood home was damaged by a bomb ...

Geezer Butler joins Bullseye to talk about his new memoir. He also looks back and shares some stories from his time in Black Sabbath. Plus, he'll get into what it was like to write songs for Ozzy ...

According to Ozzy, bassist Geezer Butler failed to reach out when things got rough for the iconic metal singer. He went so far as to call the man a “fucking arsehole” for his silence. “Tony Iommi has ...

Geezer Butler. Butler, 73, will release an autobiography, “Into the Void: From Birth to Black Sabbath – and Beyond,” on June 6. A synopsis of the book says that it’s a “rollicking ...

In Geezer Butler's new memoir, Into the Void: From Birth to Black Sabbath―And Beyond, he leaves no stone unturned as he shares his life story as the bassist and main songwriter for Black Sabbath.

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.