The beginning of the July marked the end of an era for music as heavy metal pioneers Black Sabbath and front man Ozzy ...

Ceremonially closing the curtain on a long and storied career that began in 1968, Ozzy Osbourne, more theatrically known as the Prince of Darkness and the Godfather of Heavy Metal, took the stage one ...

Ozzy Osbourne and former Black Sabbath bandmates Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward helped raise $190 million with final live concert.

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi comments on drummer Bill Ward removing his shirt during the band's final gig, likening his look to Lord of the Rings' Gollum.

Here Are the Songs Black Sabbath Practiced but Didn’t Play at Farewell Gig—and Why originally appeared on Parade.

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi revealed the band had set aside “six or seven” songs for their Back to the Beginning ...

As Ward issues a heartfelt thank you to his bandmates and fans, Sabbath’s guitarist admits he likened the drummer’s ...

Following the show, Ward took to social media to thank fans and reflect on the experience, saying it meant everything to him ...

Several social media users shared the names of the bands they believe were dropped from the rockstar’s Black Sabbath farewell show.

Ever since Sharon made the shocking revelation, fans of the rocker have been throwing out their educated guesses on which band got the boot.

Kesha will perform with Scissor Sisters on Thursday at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Shows from Slightly Stoopid and Trudy Lynn are also on tap this week.

These songs are highlights from the albums that featured the iconic original Black Sabbath lineup between 1970 and 1978.