The biggest gathering in heavy metal history took place this weekend in Birmingham to say farewell to Ozzy Osbourne and the ...

Jake E. Lee, Ronnie Wood and Nuno Bettencourt were among the six-string royalty joining the likes of Metallica, Guns N' Roses ...

Sammy Hagar thinks Black Sabbath started the "metal era". The iconic band performed their last-ever gig at Villa Park in ...

Sabbath and Ozzy bid farewell to nearly six decades of heavy metal with a star-studded all-day salute featuring Metallica, ...

Metallica, Guns N' Roses, Slayer, Tool, Pantera, Alice In Chains, Gojira amongst a cast of superstar guests as Ozzy Osbourne ...

An eclectic mix of rockers — led by Billy Corgan, Steven Tyler, Sammy Hagar, and Ghost's Papa V Perpetua — teamed up for an ...

To be fair, fitting Sammy Hagar into a supergroup at a Black Sabbath farewell concert between the Smashing Pumpkins' Billy ...

If I'm remembering correctly, in 2002, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame vocalist/bassist Glenn Hughes asked me to join the ...

The reissue will include rare live versions and B-sides from the last album to feature the band's legendary second singer, ...

Sammy Hagar isn't holding back. The rock star, 77, aired some grievances about former Van H alen vocalist David Lee Roth in a blunt conversation with Rolling Stone published April 29.

Pondering which song to go with, he insisted, “I thought I would sing [Montrose’s 1973 song] ‘Rock Candy.’ Montrose and Sabbath were from the same kind of era… I’m so excited.” ...

CREDIT: Dia Dipasupil/Getty “I thought I would sing [Montrose’s 1973 song] ‘Rock Candy,'” he told the station. “Montrose and Sabbath were from the same kind of era… I’m so excited.” ...