OZZY OSBOURNE On His Career: 'I Don't Wanna Stop'

April 26, 2007

Launch Radio Networks reports: Ozzy Osbourne will perform on ABC-TV's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" in late May, with the exact date to be announced. Osbourne will most likely perform "I Don't Wanna Stop", the first single from his upcoming album, "Black Rain". Osbourne told Launch that the song says exactly how he feels about his career these days. "I don't wanna stop, you know," he said. "It's been the biggest love affair of my life. When you reach a certain age in rock 'n'roll, people think, 'Well, this has got to be his last tour,'or 'This has got to be his last tour,'or 'You've got to come next Tuesday 'cause he ain't gonna do it after that.'You'll know when I've come off the road permanently. I mean, you'll know!"

"Black Rain" arrives in stores on May 22.

Osbourne is one of the artists being honored next month on the second "VH1 Rock Honors". The singer will perform three songs at the event, including a track from "Black Rain". The show will be taped on May 12 in Las Vegas and premiere on VH1 on May 24.

Osbourne will begin a world tour on May 27 with a show in Moscow, before headlining this summer's "free" Ozzfest in the U.S., starting on July 12 in Seattle.

Fans who purchase specially marked copies of "Black Rain" will have a first shot at scoring Ozzfest tickets via a special code included with the CD.

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