L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — A list of upcoming concerts across the Southland, with on-sale dates in parentheses. Staples Center Sade, Aug. 19 (Mon.) Honda Center Sade, Aug. 30 (Mon.) Gibson Amphitheatre Ozzy Osbourne, Feb. 1; Daniel Tosh, Dec. 4 (Fri.) Hollywood Palladium Above... more info

Metalsucks — So many great frontmen either rest on their laurels or otherwise spiral downwards, and to a certain extent we excuse this state of affairs and even come to accept it. None of us ever really expect Ozzy Osbourne to truly impress us ever again. We migh... more info

Metal Injection — Ozzy and Slash are looking to have a busy first quarter of 2011. Dates are cropping up on Ticketmaster pitting the two rock gods together for a tour, with Ozzy headlining and Slash providing direct support. This should be a fun bill. The three dates ... more info

Starpulse — Ozzy Osbourne has blasted religious leaders in Kansas for using the lyrics to his song Crazy Train to promote messages of hate and evil. The rocker was appalled when he learned that members of t... more info

Perez Hilton — He has every right to be. We would surely be ashamed to be associated in any way with such homophobes! Ozzy Osbourne released a stern and scathing statement this morning after he learned the Westboro Baptist Church, notorious for their hatred of gay ... more info

Popeater — Filed under: Music News, Politics, WTF Ozzy Osbourne is bearing down on the infamous Westboro Baptist Church for using his song 'Crazy Train' during protests of gays in the military, E! Online reports. After the small church used his 1980 hit at a... more info

ContactMusic — OZZY OSBOURNE has blasted religious leaders in Kansas for using the lyrics to his song CRAZY TRAIN to promote messages of hate and evil.The rocker was appalled when... more info

The Newsroom — The day's top showbiz news and headlines including Lady Gaga gets close to a billion YouTube views, Zack Snyder on board to direct Superman, and Ozzy Osbourne covers John Lennon. more info

Guardian Music — Black Sabbath frontman marks what would have been the late Beatle's 70th birthday with song for Amnesty InternationalOzzy Osbourne is marking the late John Lennon's birthday by releasing a cover of his 1971 song, How?, with proceeds going to Amnesty ... more info

ContactMusic — Ozzy Osbourne has released a version of John Lennon's 'Imagine' for Amnesty International.The former Black Sabbath frontman has re-recorded the track in the same... more info