Featuring a mocking anti-religious lyric from lapsed Catholic Geezer, the romping After Forever is one of the most musically ...

The guitarist reflects on five decades of heavy metal, perilous pranks — and why he agreed to one last concert ...

Ozzy Osbourne has had his fair share of rather interesting stories over the years, but now the iconic rocker is flogging his own DNA to a handful of dedicated fans ...

No matter, though. Iommi and Butler had already been working with Ronnie James Dio since the 1980s, and even if they were forced to change the name, they were still every bit as powerful as when Dio ...

Geezer, we think of you with this iconic career, but the book takes us into your beginnings and coming up at the same time as other future legends in Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, The Who and others.

Butler was immortalised on Birmingham’s Walk Of Fame in 2018 after they let him accept the honour at Villa Park. He has developed a new signature bass, out this year, and is busy planning their ...

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Geezer Butler Recalls When KISS Outshined Black Sabbath on Their Own Tour “KISS opened a few shows for us in the mid-’70s,” Butler recalled.

He even contends that the Martin-fronted Cross Purposes, which he appeared on, isn’t a real Sabbath album. “Sabbath had become too confusing for people,” Butler writes.

[RELATED: Black Sabbath’s Geezer Butler to Publish Memoir] Butler and Osbourne have been friends since childhood. They formed Black Sabbath with Iommi and drummer Bill Ward in 1968.

“My dad wasn’t very pleased when he saw the inverted cross on the sleeve of our first album. But, generally, nobody in the UK or Europe cared that much about our Satanic imagery,” Butler shared.