​It's hard not to feel for Ozzy when he hears the "Crazy Train" master tape 20 plus years after late Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Randy Rhoad's tragic death.  Especially after learning that he offered a $25,000 reward for the return of multiple items that belonged Rhoads, including his first ever electric guitar and some photos...  You can read the full story here but in the meantime, watch Ozzy's reaction to the time warp.  

Ozzy Osbourne and Post Malone performed together live at The Forum in L.A. on November 21st and they just shared the live video of their performance of their collaboration of "Take What You Want". This is the first time Ozzy has performed live in 2019 after postponing all of his 2019 tour dates because of pneumonia and surgey.

Ozzy is relaunching the "No More Tours 2" tour, in May of 2020 with Marilyn Manson! The tour will be stopping in Cincinnati at the Riverbend Music Center on June 4th!

Motley Crue signed a "cessation of touring" agreement stating that the band would completely stop touring after their final tour back in December of 2015.  Well, they somehow found a loophole and are going out on a 2020 stadium tour with Def Leppard and Poison!  Watch Motley Crue BLOW UP their contract...

​Mick Mars said the world would get free tickets if Motley Crue ever toured again...

I always said they’d be back. My redemption tour starts today. And great news...free tix for all Mötley Crüe fans! pic.twitter.com/Twr3BOSNqZ

— Don Jamieson (@realdonjamieson) November 20, 2019

Listen to Ozzy's new track, inspired by his collaboration with Post Malone.  Rumor has it, new album will be released sometime in 2020. 

​Grab the tissues, Nothing More just released a new music video for Fade In / Fade Out from the band's 2017 album The Stories We Tell Ourselves.  The song is about a relationship between father and son.  

Frontman Johnny Hawkins said about the song, "When I sing this song, I daydream about about my childhood . . . the days before my parents were broken apart by cancer. I think about how my dad taught me to throw a ball.  I think about how my mom taught me to tie my shoes. I think about how my dad would always say 'hard work pays off,' trying to teach me a lesson while I was focused on a video game, too young to care. I remember my mother consoling me when I threw a paint brush to the ground, frustrated by an unintended slip of the hand. I will never forget what she said, 'Jonny, it's not a mistake, there are no such things as mistakes, just creative opportunities.' I think about the first moment I realized that they wouldn't be here forever. I think about how thankful I am." - Blabbermouth