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Film of Black Sabbath farewell to release in 2026
A film of the star-studded show that Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath said would be their final gig will be released early next year. They bade farewell to live performing in Birmingham, supported by a host of legendary music acts in front of 40,000 fans at Villa Park on 5 July.
Assisted by Jasmine Nicholls, former England race-walker. We roll off half the cover to get a look at the pitch for the first Test, which needs to remain covered because of the dry and warm summer.
Apparently, Megadeth didn’t get the invite to metal’s biggest farewell party. In a new interview with Japan’s BURRN! magazine, bassist James LoMenzo was asked about Back to the Beginning, Black ...
The UK rocker stole the show with his take on Sabbath’s 1972 track at Back To The Beginning, and the performance can now be ...
The heavy metal band was speculated to have been the group that Sharon Osbourne disinvited from her husband Ozzy Osbourne’s ...
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Black Sabbath’s Back To The Beginning extravaganza is coming out in cinemasThis morning (July 18), UK rock musician Yungblud released the version of Sabbath’s 1972 track Changes that he performed at ...
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Missing Black Sabbath? Here are 10 bands that will fill the Sabbath-shaped hole in your lifeSo Black Sabbath have taken their final bow and the curtain has come down on the career of the most influential metal band of ...
Gentle Giant frontman Derek Shulman recalls the fraught 1972 meeting that ended with Ozzy Osbourne throwing a bottle at ...
Zakk Wylde plays Black Sabbath's Junior's Eyes on piano at the Classic Rock Awards. Caught on camera: CEO resigns after ...
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