Unbeknownst to Mark Sandwell, a vinyl-hunting trip on his lunch break would bring the devote metal, punk and hardcore fan a piece of heavy metal history.The year is 2010. Sandwell was making his rounds at record stores and market stalls when he discovered a hidden gem: an original, framed gold disc of Ozzy Osbourne’s 1980 classic Blizzard Of Ozz that was stolen from Osbourne years before.“I found it in a car boot sale on a table of random…
Ozzy Osbourne has once again postponed the plotted European leg of his No More Tours II tour, the one with support from fellow metal legends Judas Priest, this time moving the trek to 2023.The tour, initially announced for 2019, has been postponed and rescheduled multiple times since, first to September 2020 and more recently to January 2022. Earlier deferrals concerned Osbourne’s health, such as when he battled the flu or suffered a fall. The COVID-19 pandemic nixed 2020 plans.See the rescheduled Ozzy Osbourne and Judas…
Ozzy Osbourne recently teamed with Dogtown Skates for the Ozzy x Dogtown collection of boards and apparel to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the metal legend’s Diary of a Madman album. Now, fans have the chance to win a limited edition Ozzy skateboard deck signed by Osbourne and the deck’s designer, Dogtown figurehead Jim “Red Dog” Muir.The deck — the shiny masterpiece of the Ozzy x Dogtown line that features art by Sean Cliver — is one of only 200 custom-painted “Midnight Fade” boards…
Ozzy Osbourne’s first four solo albums are now 500 piece puzzles.Many artists have come out with puzzles, including Metallica who has 500 piece puzzles for their albums Kill ‘Em All, Ride the Lightning, Master of Puppets, …And Justice For All, as well as their albums from the 2000s, St. Anger, Death Magnetic, and Hardwired…to Self-Destruct.More artists that have had their album covers turned into puzzles are AC/DC, Nirvana, Megadeth, Ghost, Slayer, Iron Maiden and Judas Priest.You…
Ozzy Osbourne found a creative way to let off steam during the pandemic, even if it may be slightly dangerous. That’s what the legendary metal singer’s producer learned when Osbourne pulled out a couple of BB guns for practice with his own hand-painted targets.The producer in question is Andrew Watt, the popular collaborator and musician known mononymously as Watt who’s Osbourne’s go-to when it comes to recording as of late. He produced Ozzy’s 2020 album Ordinary Man and already…