Head to the replies to watch Black Sabbath perform a new song titled "Methademic."

Black Sabbath have announced their North American summer tour dates. Check them out in the replies.

Listen to Black Sabbath's new single, "God Is Dead?," here. It's the first song released from 13, their first new album with Ozzy Osbourne on vocals in 35 years.

Black Sabbath's new single, "God Is Dead?," will be released digitally on April 19th. The band also announced four U.S. tour dates, which can be found in the replies.

Black Sabbath will release 13 on June 11th via Vertigo/Republic. The band will perform a new song from the effort on the season finale of CSI, which airs May 15th on CBS.

Track Listing
01) End Of The Beginning (8:07)
02) God Is Dead? (8:54)
03) Loner (5:06)
04) Zeitgeist (4:28)
05) Age Of Reason (7:02)
06) Live Forever (4:49)
07) Damaged Soul (7:43)

Check out the artwork reveal of Black Sabbath's 13, accompanied by a brief song clip, in the replies. Pre-order the effort here.

Watch some footage of Black Sabbath in the studio recording their new album in the replies. 13 is due out in June.

Black Sabbath will release their new album 13 this June. They are joined by Rage Against The Machine's Brad Wilk on drums and Rick Rubin as producer.

Drummer Bill Ward will officially not be participating in the Black Sabbath reunion.

Dear Sabbath Fans and Fellow Musicians

I sincerely regret to inform you that after a final effort to participate in the upcoming Sabbath shows a failure to agree has continued. At this time I have to inform you that I won’t be playing with Black Sabbath at the Birmingham gig dated May 19th, 2012, nor will I be playing at Download on June 10th, 2012. Further, I will not be playing at Lollapalooza on August 3, 2012.

It is with a very sad heart that I bring you this news. I am sincerely passionate in my desire to play with the band, and I’m very, very sorry that it’s fallen to this. This statement is even...

The line-up for Lollapalooza 2012 has officially been announced. Headliners include Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Black Keys, Black Sabbath, Jack White, Florence + The Machine and At the Drive-In.

In light of drummer Bill Ward's recent statement, it seems that the remaining members of Black Sabbath will be moving forward with the reunion without him.

Statement

We were saddened to hear yesterday via Facebook that Bill declined publicly to participate in our current Black Sabbath plans...we have no choice but to continue recording without him although our door is always open... We are still in the UK with Tony. Writing and recording the new album and on a roll... See you at Download!!!

- Tony, Ozzy and Geezer

Drummer Bill Ward may not participate in Black Sabbath's upcoming reunion tour and album, as he is unhappy with the contract.

Statement

At this time, I would love nothing more than to be able to proceed with the Black Sabbath album and tour. However, I am unable to continue unless a “signable” contract is drawn up; a contract that reflects some dignity and respect toward me as an original member of the band. Last year, I worked diligently in good faith with Tony, Ozzy and Geezer. And on 11/11/11, again in good faith, I participated in the L.A. press conference. Several days ago, after nearly a year of trying to negotiate, another “unsignable” contract was handed to me.

Let me say that...

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has been diagnosed with lymphoma. We wish him the best of luck in his recovery.

Statement

With the news that Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi has been diagnosed with the early stages of lymphoma, his bandmates would like everyone to send positive vibes to the guitarist at this time. Iommi is currently working with his doctors to establish the best treatment plan--the “IRON MAN” of Rock & Roll remains upbeat and determined to make a full and successful recovery.

This comes as Black Sabbath--Ozzy Osbourne (vocals), Tony Iommi (guitar), Geezer Butler (bass) and Bill Ward (drums)--are writing and recording their first album in 33 years in Los Angeles (still set...

The original line-up of Black Sabbath has reunited. The band will be release a new album produced by Rick Rubin next year. They will also headline Download Festival on June 10, 2012, followed by a world tour.

Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath) says a reunion could happen in the foreseeable future.

Quote from Terrorizer Magazine

"We've had a rehearsal and played some of the old stuff and to be together again was great," says the guitarist. "We're all on good terms and we're at a stage where we can play together again. It would be good if we could and I suppose it's the closest it's been to be able to do that. It could happen!"

Contrary to rumors, the Black Sabbath reunion is not happening.

Submitted by jonnyalmagest

The original line-up of Black Sabbath has reunited with plans to tour and record a new album.

Glenn Danzig is recording a covers album, which will include renditions of Elvis Presley, Black Sabbath and more.

Half of Black Sabbath are reuniting for a March 2007 tour under the name Heaven and Hell.