US EditionSoundgarden Issue Statement Regarding Absence From Black Sabbath Farewell Concert
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The remaining Soundgarden members explain why they couldn't be part of the Black Sabbath farewell celebrations. In May of this year, Sharon Osbourne had indicated in an interview with the Guardian that the remaining members of Soundgarden should be part of the program at the "Back To The Beginning". July 5 drew ever closer, but Soundgarden did not appear in the high-profile line-up of the one-day festival. Of course, this circumstance caused all…
Soundgarden Reveal Why They Didn’t Perform at Black Sabbath’s Back To The Beginning Show
Soundgarden say they were “super bummed” to miss Black Sabbath’s farewell concert due to scheduling conflicts. Soundgarden have shared a heartfelt tribute to Black Sabbath following the band’s farewell Back To The Beginning concert earlier this month, revealing they were invited to take part but couldn’t make it work. In a statement posted to social media on July 13, surviving members Kim Thayil, Ben Shepherd and Matt Cameron confirmed they were…
"Thank you for a lifetime of beauty, horror, love, power, happiness, melancholy." Soundgarden salute the "majestic brilliance" of Black Sabbath, and say they were "super bummed" at not being able to play the band's Back To The Beginning show
"Thank you for a lifetime of beauty, horror, love, power, happiness, melancholy." Soundgarden salute the "majestic brilliance" of Black Sabbath, and say they were "super bummed" at not being able to play the band's Back To The Beginning show
Soundgarden Explain Absence From Black Sabbath Farewell, Matt Cameron Clarifies He's Not Retired
The surviving members of Soundgarden have sometimes performed together in the years since Chris Cornell’s death — with Brandi Carlile, for instance — and they were originally among the massive list of metal and hard rock legends slated to perform at this month’s Ozzy Osbourne/Black Sabbath farewell concert. But somewhere along the line they dropped off the lineup without an announcement or explanation. That explanation has come today, sort of.
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