Ozzy Osbourne Describes the Mental Toll of Parkinson's Before Last Concert

'It's the ideal way to finish': Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath on their final gig

Black Sabbath bring it all back home for a farewell gig at Villa Park in the summer. The band's bass player talks about the special significance of that venue, his love of Ireland, and the group's perfect swansong

Rock legend says he prayed he would die in his sleep due to debilitating pain

Extreme pain and discomfort from multiple surgeries on Ozzy Osbourne‘s neck and spine had him praying for an unfortunate outcome.

Ozzy Osbourne issues heartbreaking update amid fears for final gig

The rock legend has one more gig to perform

Black Sabbath’s Geezer Butler Discusses Anxieties of Final Gig: ‘I’m Already Having Palpitations’

With just two months to go until Black Sabbath perform their final-ever live show, founding bassist Geezer Butler has admitted to some intense anxieties ahead of the gig. The band’s final performance will take place as part of the Back to the Beginning concert, which takes place in Birmingham, England on July 5. The event will see the band’s classic line-up – comprising frontman Ozzy Osbourne, guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist Butler and drummer B…

Black Sabbath's Geezer Butler having "nightmares" and "palpitations" ahead of farewell show

Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler has admitted he is having “nightmares” and “palpitations” ahead of the band’s farewell show this summer.

Ozzy Osbourne Describes the Mental Toll of Parkinson's Before Last Concert

Ozzy Osbourne won’t let his Parkinson’s disease stand in his way of performing in one more Black Sabbath concert. “You wake up the next morning and find that something else has gone wrong. You begin to think this is never going to end,” Ozzy, 76, told The Guardian in an interview published on Thursday, May 1, noting that wife Sharon Osbourne organized the concert to “give me a reason to get up in the morning.” Ozzy, who confirmed in 2020 that he…