Black Sabbath

The Foo Fighters started their weeklong 'Late Show With David Letterman' residency in style last night, calling on country star Zac Brown to help them run through a raging rendition of Black Sabbath's 'War Pigs.'

This week was in 1970; saw the band Black Sabbath established themselves as a rock and roll powerhouse. Black Sabbath hit the # 1 spot on the United Kingdom music charts with the album Paranoid. The bands second album features some of Sabbath’s killer rock tunes Iron Man, War Pigs and the driving tile cut...

It looks like Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne are getting ready to re-unite!Plans at the moment are calling for them to join forces in the studio next year to put together a new album and then a "final" tour.

He's probably got one of the most recognized nicknames in rock & roll. The bass-man for Black Sabbath Terence "Geezer" Butler is 65 today. Here’s a little bit of Geezer’s Bio from the official Geezer website. ‘The longtime bassist for the groundbreaking heavy metal outfit Black Sabbath, Terence “Geezer” Butler was born July 17, 1949, in Birmingham, England.

The bass-playing legend is booking pubs and hotel lounges throughout Europe in order to watch.

Filmed at two locations, this clip shows Black Sabbath playing 'War Pigs' to a crowd full of hippies before Sabbath run into a boxing ring to jam 'Iron Man'.

Black Sabbath is finishing up their tour in July, but no one knows what the future holds from there. Tony Iommi speculates that the 4th of July show could be their last. A Guitar World interview with Ozzy offered at least the potential for a reunion...

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi hinted that the group's July show in London could be their last concert. Now, vocalist Ozzy Osbourne has offered his take on the matter.

The upcoming Hyde Park concert by Black Sabbath could be their last according to guitarist Tony Iommi.

Ozzy Osbourne didn't expect Tony Iommi to survive his recent bout with lymphoma.

The July 4 show during Hyde Park's British Summer Time Festival will feature Black Sabbath, Soundgarden and Motorhead.

Black Sabbath have been fairly non-committal about their next album, choosing to be cautious rather than pinning down specific plans, but those hoping for more music after the '13' success story can get a little excited about comments they made at the Grammy Awards, where they won the trophy for Best Metal Performance ('God Is Dead?').