OZZY OSBOURNE: 'Intimate' U.K. Dates Announced

May 5, 2010

OZZY OSBOURNE has announced two extremely intimate shows in the U.K.:

June 29 - Folkestone, UK @ - Leas Cliff Hall
July 01 - Oxford, UK - O2 Academy

Tickets go on general sale this Friday, May 7 at 10:00 a.m.

OZZY OSBOURNE will release "Scream" — his first album in almost three years and 10th studio album overall — on June 15 via Epic Records. Produced by Ozzy and Kevin Churko, both of whom did the same honors for Ozzy's 2007 worldwide million-seller "Black Rain", the album will feature the first single "Let Me Hear You Scream".

The fist-pumping anthemic song had its world premiere, during a prison riot scene, on "CSI: NY" on April 14 on the CBS television network and can now be streamed below (courtesy of AOL's Noisecreep).

The multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning Rock and Roll Hall of Famer recorded most of "Scream" at his Los Angeles home studio, The Bunker, and co-wrote all the songs, primarily with Churko. Notably, the album marks the first appearance of Ozzy's new guitar player, Gus G. (FIREWIND, ex-DREAM EVIL, ARCH ENEMY). Ozzy's band also features bassist Rob "Blasko" Nicholson, drummer Tommy Clufetos (ex-ROB ZOMBIE, ALICE COOPER) and keyboardist Adam Wakeman.

"Scream" track listing:

01. Let It Die
02. Let Me Hear You Scream
03. Soul Sucker
04. Life Won't Wait
05. Diggin' Me Down
06. Crucify
07. Fearless
08. Time
09. I Want It More
10. Latimer's Mercy
11. I Love You All

Ozzy will embark on an 18-month world tour in support of "Scream", beginning with six Ozzfest dates in August.

Ozzy Osbourne's career has spanned four decades and his music is as relevant today as ever. The multi-platinum singer has sold over 100 million albums worldwide — 50 million with BLACK SABBATH and as many as a solo artist. In 2003, he was honored with a star on Hollywood Boulevard's Walk of Fame. Osbourne is not only a legend and an icon, but is a pioneer in his genre of music.

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