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Metal Icon Who Played Black Sabbath’s Final Show Reveals the Sad Way He Learned Ozzy Osbourne Died
Gojira and Viotti played “Mea Culpa (Ah! Ça ira!)” at Back to the Beginning, the final performance of both Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne. Sadly, less than three weeks after the epic showcase, Osbourne suffered a fatal heart attack. And the news of Ozzy’s death hit Duplantier hard—especially since he was onstage when he found out.
Another group has recently shared that they’ve added an Ozzy classic to their setlist, and it, too, rips. 49 Winchester took to social media to share a stellar cover of Black Sabbath’s “Changes.” ...
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Debate: What's the best Black Sabbath album?
Whether it’s a classic like Paranoid or a left-field pick like Born Again, we want to know which Black Sabbath album you ...
Meant to premiere on Monday, August 18, the Ozzy Osbourne docu-film was pulled last minute as per the family’s wishes.
Black Sabbath's final gig at Villa Park boosted the West Midlands' economy by nearly £30million, experts say. New ...
A close friend of Ozzy Osbourne has said the heavy metal star ‘knew’ he was dying at his final Black Sabbath show. Last month ...
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Led Zeppelin Legend Robert Plant Reveals Why He Declined Invitation to Black Sabbath Farewell Show
Robert Plant revealed that he turned down an invitation to go to Black Sabbath’s farewell show in Birmingham, England, last ...
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Estimates Show Black Sabbath’s Back to the Beginning Concert’s Astonishing Impact on Local Economy
Estimates show the final performance of Ozzy and Sabbath may have brought in a ton of money thanks to fans flocking to the event.
In space, as the famous Alien tagline goes, no one can hear you scream. So that's where the music comes in.
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