Black Sabbath news

Rumors were swirling around the Internet yesterday suggesting that Black Sabbath have replaced original drummer Bill Ward

A proposed Black Sabbath Day in the band's hometown of Birmingham is getting support from the city's Culture Chief

Last November, the news hit that the original line-up of Black Sabbath would be reuniting to record another album - their first of all new material with the OG four since 1978's Never Say Die. read more

Sharon Osbourne insists she has nothing to do with the contact scuffles threatening to disrupt Black Sabbath's reunion album

Black Sabbath made headlines this week when drummer Bill Ward issued a public statement advising fans that he will not participate in the band's reunion

Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has left the band following a contract row and will no longer perform at a long-awaited reunion gig or tour.

LONDON (Reuters) - Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has said he will not participate in the British heavy metal band's reunion recordings and tour unless he is offered a "signable" contract. The statement on his website casts further doubt on the much-hyped return of the veteran rockers, who announced last November that the original line-up were getting back together to write and record their ...

The news comes less than a month after the band publicly revealed that it was forced to pull out as headliners of this year's Coachella line-up.

The reunion of the heavy-metal act Black Sabbath suffered another personnel problem as the drummer Bill Ward said he was feeling "ostracized" from the group and wanted an arrangement that "recognizes and is reflective of my contributions to the band."

Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has threatened to back out of the band's reunion in a lengthy public statement to fans on his website.

Black Sabbath have updated fans about the progress on their new album and announce that things have come full circle for them