"I still find it a little bizarre at times being the Black Sabbath 'witch woman' since of course I'm also a lot of other ...

Ozzy Osbourne told Black Sabbath bandmate Tony Iommi he felt "tired and really worn out" in a poignant final conversation ...

War Pigs/Luke’s Wall showcases Geezer Butler’s radical approach to bass guitar – and the Chris Squire influence that left ...

In the 1970s, Louisa Livingstone appeared as the witch on Black Sabbath's iconic debut album cover, and now she makes AI-assisted music.

Simply retelling how Tony Stark became Iron Man and how the magnetic field of the arc reactor kept the bomb shrapnel from entering his heart. It could also refer to Doctor Doom who, in many of his ...

It took Black Sabbath just 25 minutes to create “Paranoid,” a 1970 hit that remains a rock classic 56 years later.

In a new interview with Dan Shinder of Drum Talk TV, BLACK SABBATH drummer Bill Ward spoke about his plans to release solo ...

The heavy metal pioneer died on July 22, 2025, only 17 days after reuniting with Iommi, 77, Geezer Butler, 77, and Bill Ward, ...

During Bill Ward's September 2026 show on LA Radio Sessions with Mike Stark, the BLACK SABBATH drummer reflected on his recent visit to the National September 11 Memorial & Museum at the World Trade ...

Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi has released a limited edition 7" single edition of his new song, "World Alone." On July 29, the ...

Louisa Livingstone's Alice follows the release of two songs about being the woman on the cover of Black Sabbath's debut album ...