Ozzy Osbourne returns to the road October 18 in Seattle, WA for a massive 40-show
Zombie’s hit film Halloween premiered number one at the box office this past weekend and broke all Labor Day Weekend records while grossing an estimated 31 million dollars.
Promoted by AEG Live, these concerts will mark Ozzy's first arena tour in six years in the U.S. and four years in Canada. Bringing together two of rock's best and most dynamic frontmen in one unforgettable extravaganza, the tour will include stops in Seattle, Vancouver, Salt Lake City, Oakland, San Diego, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, Detroit and more, with a special Halloween show in Minneapolis.
It will also mark Ozzy's first time ever playing in a number of the tour markets, including Saskatoon, Rapid City, Billings and Stockton, and will be highlighted by Ozzy's first show at New York City's Madison Square Garden in 23 years.
Osbourne's latest studio album ‘Black Rain’ finds the two-time Grammy Award winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee as vital, creative and evocative as ever. First single "I Don't Wanna Stop" is Ozzy's biggest rock song of his career, spending 20 weeks at #1 on the R&R Rock Chart and peaking at #1 on the R&R Active Rock chart. The song is also the lead track from EA's Madden NFL '08. His second single, currently at radio, is the powerful manifesto "Not Going Away."
‘Black Rain’ was released in May and entered the Billboard pop albums chart at #3 with over 150,000 copies sold the first week. Overall, Ozzy has sold over 100 million albums combined as both a member of Black Sabbath and as a solo artist.
Hot off the heels of the record breaking box office hit Halloween, Rob Zombie unleashes his first-ever live album ‘Zombie – Live’ (Geffen Records/UMe) due out on October 23. The album is a brain-bashing, soul-shaking sonic earthquake that spans the hard rocker's entire career. Zombie has sold over fifteen million albums worldwide and is one of Geffen Record's top selling artists.
He has directed dozens of high profile music videos including Ozzy Osbourne's "Dreamer" video, contributed recordings to soundtracks and is known for twisting the imagination and boundaries of both film and music.
In 2005, Zombie assaulted the film world with the critically-acclaimed, macabre and twisted masterpiece The Devil's Rejects, the follow-up to his already cult classic House of 1000 Corpses (2004). As Halloween is well on its way towards cult status, Zombie once again takes his horror show back on the road.
Ozzy Osbourne/Rob Zombie Tour Dates include:
Thu 10/18 Seattle, WA KeyArena
USA
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