Black Sabbath
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Black Sabbath’s Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi Reunite for Commonwealth Games
After teasing the intro to “Iron Man” with Osbourne bellowing “I am Iron Man” backstage, the group performed “Paranoid” to close the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games
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Hear Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi Reunite on ‘Degradation Rules’
Reunion will appear on singer's upcoming Patient Number 9 album
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Keyboardist Don Airey on His Years With Ozzy Osbourne, Deep Purple, and Black Sabbath
The heavy-metal veteran has also played with Judas Priest, Jethro Tull, Rainbow, UFO, Whitesnake, and Bruce Dickinson
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Hear Tony Iommi’s First Rock Song Since Black Sabbath’s ’13,’ the Doomy ‘Scent of Dark’
The song arrives alongside the guitarist's new signature cologne, a collaboration with luxury perfume house Xerjoff
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DC Shoes Drops Black Sabbath Collection to Celebrate 50th Anniversary of ‘Master of Reality’
The limited-edition line includes footwear, T-shirts, hoodies, hats and a tribute album
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How the Menswear Brand Noah Redefines Band Merch and Nostalgia
Ahead of their Roxy Music collaboration, Noah founder Brendon Babenzien talks about drawing inspiration from iconic musicians
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Teenage Disaster Is Making Good on His Dad’s Musical Dreams
Rising 20-year-old recently signed with Atlantic on the strength of his scruffy rock and menacing rap
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Bassist Neil Murray on His Years with Black Sabbath, Whitesnake, and Brian May
Murray spent decades playing alongside the biggest names in hard rock and metal, but was plagued the whole time by poor timing and bad luck
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Black Sabbath Pack ‘Technical Ecstasy’ Reissue With Outtakes, Alternative Mixes
Band teases mega-sized box set with remastered version of "Back Street Kids"
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Excerpt: Ronnie James Dio on the Excitement and Fear of Joining Black Sabbath
"I was also unsure how on earth I was supposed to replace Ozzy Osbourne in Black Sabbath," Dio writes. "In the late Seventies, the idea of a superstar group like Sabbath replacing their frontman was considered unthinkable"
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