Ozzy Osbourne’s Farewell Tour Fuels Friday Onsales
Ozzy Osbourne’s No More Tours II outing will mark his final trek, and fans can get their hands on tickets...
Chiefs, Cardinals Take No. 1 Spot On Tuesday Best-Sellers
The Kansas City Chiefs and Arizona Cardinals took the top spot on yesterday’s best-selling events list for a game this...
Ozzy Osbourne Reveals North American Leg of ‘No More Tours 2’
Ozzy Osbourne has announced one more North American leg on ‘”No More Tours 2″ for 2019 with special guest Megadeth....
Ozzy Osbourne To Headline New Year’s Eve Ozzfest
To help count down the new year, Ozzy Osbourne will headline a special first-time Ozzfest on New Year’s Eve. Sharon...
Ozzy Osbourne Reschedules Postponed Shows For Summer 2019
Ozzy Osbourne was forced to postpone four shows on his ‘No More Tours 2’ trek, but has just announced the...
Ozzy Osbourne Postpones ‘No More Tours 2,’ Likely Needs Surgery
Ozzy Osbourne, who is currently on the trek dubbed ‘No More Tours 2,’ was forced to postpone the rest of...
Ozzy Osbourne Postpones Three Shows Following Hand Surgery
Ozzy Osbourne was forced to cancel three shows on his current ‘No More Tours 2’ trek after suffering from an...
Ozzy Osbourne Ends Anti-Trust Lawsuit Against AEG
Ozzy Osbourne has officially ended his legal fight with AEG, dropping his anti-trust lawsuit against the company in the wake...
Report: AEG, Azoff MSG End Contentious “Block Booking” Fight
Billboard is reporting that AEG Presents has stopped its practice of “block booking” London’s O2 Arena with the Staples Center...
Judge Allows Ozzy Osbourne’s Antitrust Lawsuit Against AEG to Continue
A judge found in favor of Ozzy Osbourne in the singer’s antitrust lawsuit against AEG, finding against the company’s motion...
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