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OZZFEST 2006 On 'The Tonight Show With Jay Leno': Video Available

July 21, 2006

Stand-up comedian and "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" correspondent Mitch Fatel interviewed several Ozzfest bands — including LACUNA COIL and BLEEDING THROUGH — and hung out with metalheads in the crowd at this year's Ozzfest on June 29 in Seattle, Washington for a segment that aired on "Tonight Show" this past Tuesday (July 18). Watch the clip online at this location.

As previously reported, Ozzy Osbourne will now be playing the smaller stage on nine of this summer's Ozzfest dates, including the August 6 stop in Bristow, Virginia. Osbourne is still scheduled for mainstage duty in New York (July 29),Boston (August 1) and Camden, New Jersey (August 4).

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