Meant to premiere on Monday, August 18, the Ozzy Osbourne docu-film was pulled last minute as per the family’s wishes.

Robert Plant opened up in a new interview about his decision to turn down an offer from Tony Iommi to attend Black Sabbath's farewell performance, which came just weeks before the death of Ozzy Osbourne.

Black Sabbath songs are the building blocks of metal. And ever since Tony Iommi ripped into his devilish tri-tone at the top of Sabbath’s 1970 debut album, musicians of all stripes have been trying to tap into the magic of the band’s endlessly fascinating and unquestionably heavy foundation.

Tiny Vinyl LLC, a startup based in Nashville, TN, has launched a range of 4" singles, and the first batch – now available at Target – includes releases by Black Sabbath, Ghost, Mötley Crüe, the Rolling Stones and Third Eye Blind.

Alice in Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell tells UCR about his experience performing at Back to the Beginning and why Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath are so important.

Robert Plant revealed that he turned down an invitation to go to Black Sabbath’s farewell show in Birmingham, England, last month. The star-studded Back to the Beginning concert, which served as the final performance of Ozzy Osbourne’s career, took place at Villa Park in Aston on July 5. Osbourne died 17 days later at age 76.

In space, as the famous Alien tagline goes, no one can hear you scream. So that's where the music comes in.

My Morning Jacket, photo by Silvia Grav Over the weekend, My Morning Jacket finally arrived in Morrison, Colo., for their long-awaited two-night return to