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OZZY OSBOURNE: 'Not Going Away' Video Contest Announced

July 21, 2007

OZZY OSBOURNE was so happy with the submissions for his last video contest, that he wants to do the same for "Not Going Away".

Ozzy and his band shot performance footage of the entire song on green screen from multiple camera angles. Footage is posted here for you to download. The director can download performance footage and other digital assets and then make your own video using your preferred type of video editing software.

Use all of your own footage, use some of the band's, it's all up to you, just use your imagination. And remember, it's Ozzy, so make it fucking ROCK!

For more information on the "Not Going Away" video contest, go to this location.

Ozzy Osbourne's first studio album of all-new material in six years, "Black Rain", has sold 315,000 copies in the United States since its May 22 release, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

On July 6, Ozzy Osbourne became the first artist to be honored on Birmingham, England's own Hollywood-style Walk of Stars in the city's Broad Street / Centenary Square. Fan-filmed video footage shot at the induction has been posted at YouTube. Watch an Express & Star video report on the ceremony at this location.

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