They announced their reunion in 2019, after calling it quits in 2013. Their reunion tour, which was originally scheduled for 2020 before being postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ozzy's better half, Sharon Osbourne, is getting an IV drip assist, amid her bout with Covid and shared a photo of her hooked up to said IV drip, in bed with two dogs, an assortment of magazines and remote controls. The pictures caption... "F%@& Covid"
Sharon, 69, tested positive for COVID-19 after returning home to care for her 73 year old hubby, The Prince Of Darkness, after he was diagnosed with the virus. Sharon and son Jack, both have said that Ozzy is feeling much better. His temperature is now back to normal his coughing has stopped, he's doing much better. Sharon then added, "But I've got some news to share. My daughter Kelly has it, I have it and the entire household has it now." But she said "I feel okay, actually."Fuck Covid pic.twitter.com/Z4dsjvk1A0
— Sharon Osbourne (@MrsSOsbourne) May 4, 2022
"Our new EP, Introvert, is out July 1st. Listen to our new single "Above It All" now! This is a song about living life the way YOU want to, and not just doing things the way you're expected to. It's been a tough few years. It's time to rise above all of that, stronger than we were before!" - Saint Asonia frontman Adam Gontier
'Introvert' will also include a cover of The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights." Saint Asonia, includes ex-Three Days Grace singer Gontier and Staind guitarist Mike Mushok. They released their most recent album, 'Flawed Design', in 2019.
'Introvert track list:
"Above It All"
"Better Late Than Never"
"Chew Me Up"
"So What"
"Left Behind"
"Bite the Bullet"
"Blinding Lights"
Get it here: https://SaintAsonia.lnk.to/Introvert
Recently during a conversation with Avenged Sevenfold bassist Johnny Christ – as part of his web show 'Drinks With Johnny' – HELLYEAH (and Mudvayne) singer Chad Gray spoke to the band having unreleased material that features the late Pantera drummer Vinnie Paul.
"When we lost Vinnie, I was just thinking about, 'We have to do the same thing that we did for Dime for Vinnie now. We have to keep going to keep carrying the flag for Vince.' It's been tough. And I've talked to Tom [Maxwell, HELLYEAH guitarist] a little bit, I've talked to members, and we've talked about… writing some music. We don't know what the touring plans would be ever— maybe ever again—but we could still release music. I think there are, like, two or three songs that Vinnie [Paul, late Pantera drummer] actually tracked drums to that we didn't end up [finishing] for whatever reason. So, there is a potential for us to write maybe a couple of more songs with Vinnie's drums added on." - Chad Gray
NOTHING MORE released their new single "TIRED OF WINNING" as a preview of their forthcoming album and follow-up to the band's 2017 album The Stories We Tell Ourselves.
JONNY HAWKINS on "TIRED OF WINNING"
●Q: "TIRED OF WINNING" is a compelling song with lyrics that underline the very precarious position that humankind is in right now: "So will we steer this ship straight through the void/ Or turn on ourselves and die out?" What inspired the song and how it mocks the phrase "winning"?
A: We find ourselves in the same position humanity has found itself over and over again… at the end of a series of self made problems. When we wake up to this, we realize that we are our own worst enemy, yet we focus so much of our energy on externalizing our problems. This song is a bird's eye view of human nature.
●Q: Vocally, the performance is stadium-size and intimate all at once, putting across the urgency of the song's lyrics. What was going through your mind as you sang with this level of intensity? How will you translate this message into your live performance?
A: This may sound a bit lofty, but when I sing this song I feel as if the entire universe is coursing through my veins. I get goosebumps because I feel in line with something I can't quite describe… like an old familiar spirit shows up.
●Q: The song ends with the lines: "Are we going to live this life?" How do you feel we as a people got it all wrong--and where do you think we might all be headed?
A: I think we all tend to lose the meaning in life by hyper focusing on it and romanticizing it. It's a paradox… It's like trying to grasp water in your hand; the tighter you hold, the less you have. The more weight you put on the "meaning" of your life, the less you feel connected to it. The purpose of life might be as simple as life itself… nothing more, nothing less.
●Q: Musically, the song is very intense with unique sounds + a jarring rhythm that underline the chaos of this moment we are living in. Can you talk about the recording of the song and how you wanted it to sonically capture the song's theme?
A: We wanted it to sound like aliens had a baby with a 90's rock band. That baby grew up, dropped out of college and made our music video.
Track Comes ahead of NOTHING MORE's Co-Headlining U.S. Tour with Asking Alexandria Next Month. Get Tix here https://nothingmore.net/
Our new song TURN IT UP LIKE is out now! Listen here: https://t.co/c84L1Y7VHC pic.twitter.com/R7hcePcVS3
— NOTHING MORE (@nothingmorerock) March 25, 2022
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