On This Day in 2017, Black Sabbath Played the Final Show of Their Final Tour in the City Where It All Began
In New Video Message, Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi Shares an Update About His Long-Awaited Solo Album, Reflects on the Past Year
“No Need to Be Alarmed”: The Mid-Flight Near-Disaster Black Sabbath Experienced With Deep Purple on Board
On This Day in 1973, Black Sabbath Released the Album That Saved Their Career, Written in a Haunted Castle and Inspired by Deep Purple
On This Day in 1970. Black Sabbath Was at No. 1 in the UK With One of the Most Important Metal Albums in History
“I Never Liked Them”: Stephen King Snubs Black Sabbath, Praises Bob Dylan and AC/DC in Playlist Picks
Jerry Cantrell Still Hasn’t Processed His Black Sabbath Farewell Performance: “You Couldn’t F–king Write It”
Bill Ward Reflects on the End of Black Sabbath’s Farewell Set: “[I Wanted To] Get off the Drum [Platform And] See if Ozzy Was Ok”
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