Legendary Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne’s wife Sharon Osbourne revealed that Ozzy is willing to play in Israel and Palestine, and used a taboo word to refer to herself as half Jewish. Ozzy Osbourne’s radio station made a stunning AC/DC announcement yesterday. Sharon made the remarks in a new Celebrity Access interview.
At a press conference last year Ozzy was asked if he had felt any pressure not to play in Israel, and you jumped in to say, “I’m half a ****. We play where we want to play.”
“We tour in Israel. Do you know why?”
You are part Jewish, and fans in Israel want to see Ozzy?
“People book Ozzy to play there. Religion has nothing to do with it. The thing is we have never been asked once to go to Palestine (the Palestinian territories) and perform. Not once.”
Would you consider an invite to attend or speak at the annual Palestine Music Conference in Ramallah?
“Yes, I would. This thing there goes beyond religion. This has nothing to do with religion now. Everybody has a right. When people ask me about Palestinians I say, “I hate the fact of what is happening. I hate the fact that you get children throwing stones at soldiers. They have nothing, but stones and then they get shot at. My heart goes out to them. Throwing stones is all they have.”
Howard Stern recently made a surprising Ozzy Osbourne revelation.
Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Zakk Wylde revealed why you can’t sell out your first guitar, and how he reacted to hearing ‘No More Tears’ for the first time in a new Musicians Institute interview. Ozzy Osbourne’s disgusting text messages to a famous female television host were recently revealed.
“Well, actually, the first time I heard ‘Miracle Man’ [the lead single from Zakk’s first studio album with Ozzy, 1988’s ‘No Rest for the Wicked’] was on the radio. I was out here when the album came out, it was on the radio, I pulled into a 7-Eleven and somebody had it. It was on the radio, cranking it. And they didn’t know it was me. I was going to get something, but it was pretty cool.
As far as ‘No More Tears’ goes, yeah, with Michael Wagner, with John and Duane, we had a blast making that record. I’ve always had a great time making a record with all the guys – just good people that are making the records and we always had a blast.”
