GEEZER BUTLER Is Also Down For One Final BLACK SABBATH Show With BILL WARD

It began when Ozzy Osbourne lately made a remark that he’d love to do one final Black Sabbath show with unique drummer Invoice Ward. Osbourne was complimentary of drummer Tommy Clufetos for enjoying Black Sabbath‘s remaining tour, however famous that it “wasn’t actually Black Sabbath as a result of Invoice wasn’t there.”

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi then chimed in throughout an interview with SiriusXM’s Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk, including: “It might be a pleasant concept, however you understand, you are gonna get all people going, ‘Oh, they’re doing it for the cash, they’re doing it for this, they’re doing it for that.’ Properly, it would not be, I imply, it would be one thing that… it would be a pleasant factor to really do, however whether or not it occurs can be one other factor. However we’ll see. I imply, who is aware of?”

Then lastly we have got Geezer Butler weighing in throughout a model new interview (additionally) with Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk, and guess what? He is down, however he is additionally not clear if Invoice Ward is down. “In fact there’s an curiosity [from me to do it], however there is a massive ‘however’ — you’d have to talk to Invoice about it. Everyone needs to do it, [but I don’t know if Ward is] succesful [of doing those songs live].” Butler later added “I am positively up for it, to complete the entire thing off.”

As for Ward‘s functionality of taking part in Black Sabbath or probably even recording a brand new tune, Butler stated: “I do not assume so. Perhaps, I do not know. I imply, the way in which technical issues occur nowadays, possibly a few songs, however who is aware of? There would not be any touring concerned. We would not be truly all within the studio on the similar time collectively. So it may very well be accomplished that means — possibly.”

For these one way or the other unaware, Black Sabbath ended with solely three-fourths of its basic lineup in tact. Vocalist Ozzy Osbourne, guitarist Tony Iommi, and bassist Geezer Butler recorded their remaining album 13 and launched into a farewell tour with out unique drummer Invoice Ward, who stop the band in 2012 resulting from contract disputes. 13 featured Rage Against The Machine drummer Brad Wilk, whereas the ultimate exhibits featured Osbourne‘s solo band drummer Tommy Clufetos.