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Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has paid tribute to his late friend and bandmate Ozzy Osbourne, following the sad news of his death. “I just can’t believe it! My dear dear friend Ozzy has passed away only weeks after our show at Villa Park,” Tony said. “It’s just such heartbreaking news that I can’t really find the words, there won’t ever be another like him. Geezer, Bill and myself have lost our brother. “My thoughts go out to Sharon and all the Osbourne family. Rest in peace Oz.” You can read more tributes to Ozzy Osbourne at planet rock…..

July 22, 2025 emmysport7@gmail.com 0

Tony Iommi Pays Emotional Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne: “There Won’t Ever Be Another Like Him” The rock world is in mourning following the heartbreaking news […]

Before the world knew him as a Beatle, Paul McCartney was just a wide-eyed kid in Liverpool, strumming a battered guitar and dreaming of rock and roll glory. His hero wasn’t a bassist it was the wild, stylish, and electrifying Eddie Cochran. McCartney never set out to hold down the low end of a band. He wanted the spotlight, the solos, the fire that came with six strings and a vision. But fate had other plans. The bass found him, and he made it sing like nobody else ever had. Still, Paul never lost his deep love for the guitar—or for those who pushed it to its limits. And when he saw Jimi Hendrix just days after Sgt. Pepper was released tear into the Beatles’ masterpiece in front of a stunned London crowd, McCartney was transported. It wasn’t just a performance. It was a moment of pure, soul-shaking awe. He never forgot that night. Because when a legend looks up to another, it’s no longer about fame or charts it’s about raw, shared brilliance…..

July 22, 2025 emmysport7@gmail.com 0

When Paul McCartney Looked Up Before the world called him a Beatle, Paul McCartney was just another dreamer in Liverpool—a wide‑eyed teenager with a second‑hand […]

One of the most powerful moments from Back to the Beginning is coming to streaming. Yungblud’s stunning cover of Black Sabbath’s “Changes” — performed with Nuno Bettencourt, Frank Bello, II of Sleep Token, and Adam Wakeman — is getting an official release this Friday, July 18. Originally dedicated to the late Liverpool footballer Diogo Jota, the emotional tribute became an instant highlight of the historic farewell concert at Villa Park. Now, Yungblud is immortalizing that moment, with proceeds going to Cure Parkinson’s, Birmingham Children’s Hospital, and Acorn’s Children’s Hospice. “This was hands down one of the biggest moments of my life,” Yungblud shared. “To honor one of my heroes in front of that crowd — and now help raise money for causes that matter — that’s what rock ‘n’ roll is all about.” “Changes” drops Friday. Don’t miss it.…

July 22, 2025 emmysport7@gmail.com 0

Yungblud to Release Emotional “Changes” Performance From Back to the Beginning — Streaming This Friday One of the most unforgettable moments from Back to the […]

LIAM GALLAGHER jokes about COLDPLAY’s kiss-cam incident, saying that OASIS won’t judge CHEATERS at their shows. “Do we have any lovebirds in the house?” Liam asked the audience during Oasis’ last Heaton Park concert in Manchester on Sunday (July 20th). “Don’t worry, we don’t got any of that Coldplay snidey f*cking camera sh*t. Doesn’t matter to us who you’re f*cking mingling with, or tingling with, or f*ngering with. It’s none of our f*cking business.” “This one’s for the lovebirds, anyway,” he added before the band launched into “Slide Away”….

July 22, 2025 emmysport7@gmail.com 0

LIAM GALLAGHER JOKES ABOUT COLDPLAY’S KISS‑CAM INCIDENT, SAYING OASIS WON’T JUDGE CHEATERS AT THEIR SHOWS By Tom Hargreaves – July 22, 2025 In true Liam […]

“Jack Black Became Ozzy in a Tribute That Sent Shockwaves Through the Rock World – And You Won’t Believe Who Was in the Band!” In a night no one saw coming, Jack Black took the stage… and became Ozzy Osbourne. No costumes. No gimmicks. Just raw screams, wild hair-whips, and the burning soul of rock igniting under blinding lights. But what left the crowd frozen? The backing band behind him—were teenagers. Fifteen, sixteen years old, most of them had never even set foot in a studio. Yet together, they tore through “Mr. Crowley” like demons unleashed, every riff and wail dripping with chaos and fire. No one was pretending. They were the music—shouting as if they were the ones in pain, in love, in rebellion. This wasn’t a performance. It was a resurrection. The heart of rock, pounding once more—and you have to see it to believe it….

July 22, 2025 emmysport7@gmail.com 0

Jack Black Became Ozzy in a Tribute That Sent Shockwaves Through the Rock World – And You Won’t Believe Who Was in the Band! By […]

Sting’s album “The Bridge” is intimate (“The Hills on the Border”) and introspective (Harmony Road”) with moments of declarative urgency (“Rushing Water”) and delicate emotion (“For Her Love).” It’s also rife with motivic exploration (“If It’s Love”) and playful fancy (“Captain Bateman’s Basement”). I took these photos during the recording sessions for this album in the isolated times of November 2020. I feel like the pictures go some way towards capturing what I can only describe as the bubble of light that surrounded these sessions. The Telegraph would later write the following about this album: “‘The Bridge’ is out of time yet timeless, pure pop class…..

July 21, 2025 emmysport7@gmail.com 0

  Inside the Bubble of Light: The Story Behind Sting’s The Bridge By [Your Name] In the shadow of a world stilled by the pandemic, […]

“For Linda…” — Paul McCartney Brings Daughter Mary Onstage for Heartbreaking Tribute That Silences the Crowd No one expected it. In the middle of his sold-out show at London’s O2 Arena, Paul McCartney paused. The spotlight shifted — not to a fellow musician, but to his daughter, Mary McCartney, stepping gently onto the stage. Clutching a microphone, Mary whispered, “This is for Mum.” Then, with Paul at the piano, they began to sing “The Long and Winding Road” — not as icons, but as a grieving husband and daughter. Behind them, old film reels of Linda McCartney flickered — her laughter, her lens, her love. The audience stood still. No phones. No noise. Just tears. When the final note faded, Paul kissed Mary’s forehead and whispered, “She’s here.” The entire arena erupted into sobs and silence. It wasn’t a concert anymore. It was a memory made sacred — and the purest love song Paul ever gave the world..…

July 20, 2025 emmysport7@gmail.com 0

“For Linda”: Paul McCartney and Daughter Mary Deliver an Unforgettable, Heart‑Shattering Tribute at London’s O2 Arena It began like any other stop on Paul McCartney’s […]