Latest about Ozzy Osbourne
Bill Ward wants to make another Black Sabbath album – but he hasn't asked the band yet
The drummer reveals he’s still talking to Ozzy Osbourne and has discussed recording with management
Gus G on his first-ever all-instrumental solo record: “I wanted to avoid making a boring album that’s 45 minutes of ‘widdly widdly’!”
The Firewind guitarist on his forthcoming solo effort Quantum Leap, what sets his signature Jackson guitars apart, and how he entered (and exited) his gig with Ozzy Osbourne
Ozzy Osbourne’s new album will feature a dream guitar lineup of Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Tony Iommi and Zakk Wylde
The Black Sabbath icon reveals Clapton has already recorded a solo for his upcoming record
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Hear Ozzy Osbourne and Lemmy Kilmister trade vocals on new version of Hellraiser
The new cut – which arrives ahead of Ozzy's No More Tears 30th anniversary reissue – is spliced using Ozzy's 1991 version of the track, and Lemmy's vocals from Motörhead's 1992 version
Zakk Wylde details “genius” plan to reunite Black Sabbath's original lineup
“If those guys run short of money, here's a clever way they can play together again live,” the Black Label Society leader jests
Yngwie Malmsteen missed out on a spot with Kiss because he gave his height as a metric measurement
The Swedish speed demon reveals he was also offered gigs with UFO, David Lee Roth and Ozzy Osbourne, and addresses murmurs that he came close to joining Deep Purple
Brad Gillis: “My first gig with Ozzy was horrendous – at soundcheck we only played 7 of the 18 songs on the setlist, and Ozzy didn't even show up!”
The Night Ranger guitarist recalls playing with The Prince of Darkness after Randy Rhoads' death, and details the band's forthcoming album, ATBPO
Andrew Watt: “I’m making music with no deadlines – It’s a lot freer. Because of that, cooler choices are being taken”
A year-plus after his debut GW cover appearance, we find out how the Grammy-winning producer/guitarist goes from working with Ozzy Osbourne to Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber – and back again
