Tony Iommi usually never had to worry about lacklustre riffs, but he felt that his old bandmates needed to come back strong in their later years.

Iommi’s world-altering riffs led to some of the all-star farewell show’s biggest singalongs – no wonder the supporting cast ...

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Tony Iommi's 2000 debut solo album, featured contributions from Billy Idol, Dave Grohl, Ian Astbury, and Billy Corgan, among others.

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Tony Iommi has been Black Sabbath’s keeper of the flame. He is “Master Of The Riffs” — some say he invented heavy metal — and ...

In a recent BBC interview, Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi admitted to being nervous about the band's upcoming farewell concert.

Iommi also explained that the band only agreed to reunite for the Back to the Beginning concert because it would be a charity ...

The guitarist reflects on five decades of heavy metal, perilous pranks — and why he agreed to one last concert ...

For the first time in 20 years, he was joined onstage by Black Sabbath bandmates Tony Iommi, Terence “Geezer” Butler and Bill ...

Black Sabbath’s lead guitarist Tony Iommi, ahead of the band’s ‘Back To The Beginning Tour’, has said that his nerves are getting to him, stating that performing their final show ever in their ...

Black Sabbath’s The End Tour culminated in February 2017 at Birmingham’s Genting Arena (since renamed BP Pulse Live) in what ...