Mental illness, paranoia and confusion are stamped through Patient Number 9, which might reflect the Aston Madman’s decision to come home because America is “too crazy”. Given Ozzy’s recent health ...

Mental illness, paranoia and confusion are stamped through Patient Number 9, which might reflect the Aston Madman’s decision to come home because America is “too crazy”. Given Ozzy’s recent health ...

To learn about what inspired the theme for Ozzy Osbourne's 'Patient Number 9' album, look no further than the 26-page comic book available solely in some limited-edition album packages.

Foo Fighters’ late drummer Taylor Hawkins makes an appearance too, as does Osbourne’s Black Sabbath demon-in-arms Tommy Iommi. The acolytes are gathering in tribute but, considering the contemporary ...

Ozzy Osbourne's Patient Number 9 debuts as the rock icon's third consecutive No. 1 on Billboard's Top Rock & Alternative Albums chart. Get the details.

A review of Ozzy Osbourne's 2022 album, 'Patient Number 9.' With 2020's Ordinary Man, Ozzy Osbourne reestablished himself with help from a new producer, an all-star backing band and a no-fuss ...

But, on ‘Patient Number 9’, he sounds far from the frail man the swirl of headlines might suggest. Instead, this is Ozzy invigorated and ready to do what he does best – rock the fuck out.

Osbourne's 'Patient Number 9' album brought in more than 33% of the vote, beating out new music by Kane Brown, Lewis Capaldi, NAV and more. By Ashley Iasimone Ozzy Osbourne‘s latest album has ...

Ozzy Osbourne review, Patient Number 9: ... like his 2020 comeback album Ordinary Man ... a canyon metal dirge featuring Dave Navarro that’s as far from a Beach Boys cover as you can get.

“I will get back on stage if it f***ing kills me,” bat sommelier of legend Ozzy Osbourne told The Independent recently. Aged 73, and recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, Osbourne has ...

Ozzy Osbourne refuses to stop on all-star 13th solo album, Patient Number 9. But, just as when his '90s "retirement" plan lasted less than a year ("Got bored, went back to work," he shrugged at ...