Classic era Ozzy Osbourne bassist Bob Daisley speaks out on being snubbed from final gig: "It could be an embarrassment, but we'll see"
Bob Daisley – the classic era Ozzy Osbourne bassist – has opened up about not being invited to perform at Black Sabbath's final gig.
Bob Daisley – the classic era Ozzy Osbourne bassist – has opened up about not being invited to perform at Black Sabbath‘s final gig.
Last week, Osbourne and co announced their final-ever live show, which will take place in Birmingham on July 5. The band has also announced star-studded opening acts and special guests, which include the likes of Metallica, Slayer, Pantera, Lamb Of God, Mastodon, Alice In Chains, Halestorm, recent Grammy-winners Gojira and more.
AdvertisementWhile speaking to Indie Power TV on YouTube, Daisley – who has contributed to the Prince Of Darkness’ solo catalogue in some way since 1980 – spoke out about being snubbed of an invite to take part in the show.
During the conversation, the bassist discussed the success of Daisely’s time with Ozzy and shared (as transcribed by Blabbermouth): “To be honest with you, I don’t think I’d wanna be a part of that day. It’ll be awkward, but it could turn out as an embarrassment as well, but we’ll see. We’ll see.”
The bassist also spoke out about the lack of mention when the ‘Mr. Crowley’ singer was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame last October.
“I didn’t expect [to get a mention]. I knew that was coming, because there’s been some dirty water gone under the bridge between us – there’s been lawsuits and legal issues and that – so I was not surprised when I didn’t get a mention,” he said. “Many people thought that it was wrong and that I should have got a mention. But I really didn’t expect it, so I wasn’t surprised.”
RecommendedIn other news, Sharon Osbourne recently revealed that Black Sabbath’s gig will feature a collaboration between Tom Morello, Tool‘s Danny Carey and Smashing Pumpkins‘ Billy Corgan.
Speaking to NME at Villa Park shortly after the announcement of Black Sabbath’s final gig, Ozzy Osbourne’s wife and manager Sharon opened up about the collaboration and said: “Tom Morello is going to play with the drummer from Tool [Danny Carey] and they’re going to have Billy Corgan with them – they’re all from Chicago so they’re all doing their bit.”
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In the chat with NME, Sharon also opened up about the band’s legacy and said: “You can’t. Look at what they leave – it’s a huge, great body of work that they’ve left for the world. As long as you’ve got that, it’s never goodbye. It’s there for eternity.”
AdvertisementShe also admitted that husband Ozzy was currently feeling “very emotional” about the final show, and that it is “what he wants”.
Tickets for ‘Black Sabbath – Back To The Beginning’ go on general sale at 10am GMT next Friday (February 14) – you’ll be able to buy yours here.
In other news, Ozzy Osbourne recently shared that he “can’t walk” in a new interview about Black Sabbath‘s final show, with Sharon assuring that his illness “doesn’t affect his voice”.
Sabbath members Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler have both shared statements about the upcoming reunion on social media.
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