Good news for all Black Sabbath fans: The concert film “Live … Gathered in Their Masses” from 2013 is now available free of charge on YouTube. Originally recorded as part of the tour for the last studio album “13”, the show includes some of the biggest hits in the legendary metal band.
Black Sabbath: Recording from Melbourne now available free of charge as a stream
The concert film was recorded for two evenings in the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia. Particularly noteworthy: It was the first time in over four decades that Ozzy Osbourne appeared on Australian soil with Black Sabbath. On the setlist there were unforgettable classics such as “War Pigs”, “Black Sabbath”, “Iron Man”, “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath” and “Paranoid”, supplemented by songs from the 2013 album “13”.
The entire concert is now available free of charge on YouTube-the show recording is provided by the US streaming platform QELLO:
Black Sabbath’s last Reunion concert is imminent
The concert film is not simply published like this: Black Sabbath prepares for her last big reunion concert on July 5th in Villa Park in her hometown Birmingham. At the already sold -out event, you will be on stage together with Metallica, Slayer, Tool, Guns N ‘Roses, Pantera and Lamb of God. All income of the evening goes to charitable organizations, including Cure Parkinson’s, the Birmingham Children’s Hospital and the Acorn Children’s Hospice.
Ozzy Osbourne: “I do what I can”
So far, the big question for fans was how strongly Ozzy Osbourne can contribute to the concert due to his health problems. In his Siriusxm show “Ozzy Speaks” he recently said that he would not play a complete set, but “one or the other passage” wanted to perform with the band. Despite his Parkinson’s disease, he is combative: “I try to get back on my feet. I’m not dead. I do what I can do, where I feel comfortable. ” Tickets for the last Black Sabbath concert were out of print within a very short time. Despite high ticket prices, fans are looking forward to this historical evening worldwide.