Sharon Osbourne says that Ozzy's previously canceled U.K. tour will now take place in 2022. When the coronavirus pandemic struck, Ozzy had just released his first solo album in a decade, "Ordinary Man", which he recorded late last year while recovering from surgery and related illnesses. The BLACK SABBATH singer had previously scrapped all his 2019 and 2020 tour plans. Speaking to U.K.s Planet Rock about the difficulties artists will face finding venues to play once the pandemic has subsided, Sharon said: "Well that's the thing right now....
In a new interview with the "Aftershocks" podcast, legendary drummer Carmine Appice was asked if it's important for him to keep the legacy of John Bonham (LED ZEPPELIN) alive through his recordings and live performances. He responded (see video below): "Well, for me, it's different, because I was around before him. opened up for , and when they did, John Bonham had told me I was one of his influences. "I got a call from Steve Smith — you know, Steve Smith from JOURNEY — one day, and he said to me, 'I just VANILLA FUDGE's...
In a new interview with the "Aftershocks" podcast, legendary drummer Carmine Appice was asked if it's important for him to keep the legacy of John Bonham (LED ZEPPELIN) alive through his recordings and live performances. He responded (see video below): "Well, for me, it's different, because I was around before him. opened up for , and when they did, John Bonham had told me I was one of his influences. "I got a call from Steve Smith — you know, Steve Smith from JOURNEY — one day, and he said to me, 'I just listened to VANILLA...
In a new interview with the "Aftershocks" podcast, legendary drummer Carmine Appice was asked if it's important for him to keep the legacy of John Bonham (LED ZEPPELIN) alive through his recordings and live performances. He responded (see video below): "Well, for me, it's different, because I was around before him. opened up for , and when they did, John Bonham had told me I was one of his influences. "I got a call from Steve Smith — you know, Steve Smith from JOURNEY — one day, and he said to me, 'I just VANILLA FUDGE's...
NAPALM DEATH singer Mark "Barney" Greenway spoke to Brazil's Kazagastão (KZG) about longtime guitarist Mitch Harris's involvement with the band's new studio album, "Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism". "Mitch plays 50 percent of the guitar tracks on the album, and Shane does the other 50 percent," he said. "But Mitch didn't write any music for this album, but he did play. Because the dynamic that's created by his style and Shane's style, when you put the two together, is quite an interesting dynamic." Asked who is playing guitar...
