"Before Black Sabbath, the band were known as Earth – a blues-driven powerhouse already making a name for themselves," says ...

Black Sabbath’s early lost recordings are set to be released A unique album of recordings from the pre-Black Sabbath days of Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward is to be released ...

Black Sabbath will perform a final reunion gig in the city on 5 July The artwork has been commissioned by Central BID Birmingham with the support of Network Rail.

Black Sabbath are set to play their final ever show at Villa Park later this year, and fans are only just realising the true origins of the band's moniker, which replaced a bluesy preceding name ...

Black Sabbath are saying goodbye following one last show in July, but this is hardly the last time they told fans it was the last time. Black Sabbath Played Three 'Final' Shows: Watch Them All ...

In 2013, Black Sabbath performed in Australia for the final time – and was coincidentally the band’s first time in the continent with Ozzy Osbourne in over four decades – where they filmed a ...

Black Sabbath released their self-titled debut album in February 1970. Most critics were baffled or dismissive, but the fans endorsed their efforts, and the album sold rapidly, starting a legacy ...

Los Angeles-based all-female Sabbath cover act Black Sabbitch brings their uncanny recreation of the British heavy metal pioneers to the Rickshaw Stop in San Francisco this Saturday.

Black Sabbath are to reunite with original drummer Bill Ward for the first time in 20 years at Ozzy Osbourne's final ever show. Express. ... where the band started way back in 1968.

Preposterously named Bay Area Black Sabbath tribute band Bobb Saggeth plays a pre-Halloween show at Thee Stork Club in Oakland Sunday. Conceived during a 2009 rehearsal break by members of SF band ...

The song Black Sabbath became a turning point. The band realised they’d stumbled on something powerful. They decided to abandon the name Earth and officially became Black Sabbath in August 1969.