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Death of Ozzy Osbourne
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Latest: Sharon Osbourne reflects on life and grief 15 months after Ozzy Osbourne's death
Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary frontman of Black Sabbath, passed away on July 22, 2025, at the age of 76 due to cardiac arrest. He had been battling Parkinson’s disease, coronary heart disease, and pulmonary issues. Prior
Tony Iommi solo album release and Born Again remix
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Latest: Tony Iommi releases first solo album in 21 years
Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has released his first solo studio album in 21 years, titled ‘From The Dark’, via BMG. The album, which follows his 2005 release ‘Fused’, features eight tracks along with two bonus trac
Starmus VIII festival in Tenerife
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Latest: Starmus VIII festival begins in Tenerife with focus on science and unity
The eighth edition of the Starmus Festival, themed ‘In search of truth’, commenced in Tenerife, Spain. The event brings together scientists, astronauts, and musicians to discuss topics such as Earth sciences and artifici
Queen 1986 Magic Tour 40th-anniversary commemorations
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Latest: Queen Budapest concert film to receive expanded IMAX screenings in Japan
In July 2026, the 40th anniversary of Queen’s 1986 Magic Tour was marked in London and Budapest. Wembley Stadium hosted a two-day programme recalling the historic dual concerts that featured a 50-metre stage, giant side
William Shatner heavy metal album and band debut
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Latest: William Shatner to release new heavy metal album at age 95
William Shatner is releasing a heavy metal album titled ‘What The F Is Heavy Metal?’. The project features several high-profile musical collaborators, including Queen guitarist Brian May, who is contributing his signatur
Roger Taylor solo album and Queen touring status
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Latest: Brian May clarifies Queen's touring future
Roger Taylor, the drummer for Queen, has released his seventh solo studio album, ‘Violence Insane in a Beautiful World’. The project explores themes of social and environmental concerns, such as war and plastic pollution
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