Black Sabbath: news and tour dates

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   NEWS · 11 November ·Louder

   Battlelore announces return with Tolkien-themed album

   Battlelore has announced its comeback after a ten-year break with an album themed around Tolkien, and the band's catalogue includes a 2022 release featuring the song Orcrist.

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   NEWS · 28 October ·Louder

   Townshend on The Who, heavy metal and Led Zeppelin

   Pete Townshend discussed The Who's place in heavy metal, the Live at Leeds album, AC/DC and Led Zeppelin in an interview.

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   NEWS · 24 October ·Louder

   Sabbath's Symptom Of The Universe Tops 2018 Riff Poll

   Black Sabbath's Symptom Of The Universe was voted the greatest riff of all time in a 2018 Metal Hammer poll.

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   NEWS · 20 October ·Louder

   Dave Mustaine Explains Missing Black Sabbath Concert

   Dave Mustaine explained that Megadeth did not perform at Black Sabbath's Back To The Beginning farewell concert because the band was playing in Europe.

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   NEWS · 12 October ·Louder

   Lost 1970 Black Sabbath TV Recording Released

   Broadcast-quality audio of Black Sabbath's 1970 Doebidoe TV appearance has surfaced and been issued on an unofficial live album.

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   NEWS · 11 October ·Louder

   California Jam Drew Over 250,000 Fans in 1974

   Over 250,000 people attended the California Jam festival at the Ontario Motor Speedway on April 6, 1974.

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   NEWS · 26 September ·Louder

   Duff McKagan Attended Lemmy's Memorial Ceremony

   Duff McKagan attended the memorial ceremony held for Lemmy at the Download festival.

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   NEWS · 26 September ·Louder

   Black Sabbath's Recording History and Song Details

   After achieving their first US Top 10 album with Master Of Reality, Black Sabbath rented a luxury Bel Air mansion to compose music, recorded at Record Plant studios, and selected Tomorrow's Dream as a single.

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   NEWS · 22 September ·Louder

   James Hetfield Names Tony Iommi His Riff Lord

   James Hetfield has described Tony Iommi as a riff lord and said Iommi influenced his rhythm guitar playing and songwriting more than any other guitarist.