Rock band Black Sabbath will perform their last live show at their Back to the Beginning concert, which will take place in Birmingham, England, on July 5. Geezer Butler, the band's bassist, told The ...

Rock icon Geezer Butler helped shape the sound of heavy metal as the bassist for legendary band Black Sabbath. Celebrating an ...

Earlier this week, Mastodon confirmed their new Marrow Deep album is on the way, and that it features guest spots from ...

Ozzy Osbourne’s deteriorating health came as a shock to his bandmate Geezer Butler before the Black Sabbath farewell show on July 5. The Black Sabbath bassist shared details of Osbourne’s final ...

In announcing their new album, Marrow Deep, Mastodon released the song "Snakes for Dinner" featuring Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme. As it turns out, Homme is far from the only guest on ...

Black Sabbath’s Geezer Butler is easily among heavy metal’s most beloved bassists, so it’s only right that he praises the people who inspired him. Specifically, Butler recently credited late Cream ...

Legendary Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler has opened up about his 2015 bar brawl arrest. According to Butler, he punched a “drunken Nazi bloke” in the face after he spewed some antisemitic beliefs ...

Most modern metal bands can trace their lineage back to Black Sabbath. They’re hailed as the founders of heavy metal. There’s no denying that they changed the face of rock music forever. However, they ...

For nearly six decades, Geezer Butler toured the world, showcasing his love for heavy metal. While many know the musician as a member of Black Sabbath, Butler also played with Deadland Ritual, Heaven ...

Okay. If this were to be any other musician I’d probably be like what the actual fuck, but in this case, maybe it’s kind of alright? After all, A.I. is a tool and tools are meant to be utilized, are ...

Geezer Butler announced that his memoir, titled Into the Void: From Birth to Black Sabbath – And Beyond, will be published on June 6. The 288-page book was described as “rollicking, effusive and ...