LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Veteran rock group Black Sabbath hs announced they are bringing in their original four-man line-up of their new album in 33 years and a world tour of 2012.
Singer Ozzy Osbourne, guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist Geezer Butler and Bill Ward the drummer told a news conference at the legendary Sunset club, they occur at the Download Festival in June 2012, and then embark on a world tour.
The band, who first came together under the name Black Sabbath in 1969, said that working on new material for an album that will be published in autumn 2012. There's even the title, but is produced by Rick Rubin.
"It's now or never. We get along very well. Everything is really good, "Iommi told reporters at the club where Black Sabbath played their first show in Los Angeles 41 years ago exactly.
"It's like putting an old glove. It's amazing, "Iommi said. The four musicians, now all in their 60s, released his latest album of all original documents in 1978 with" Never Say Never. "Rumours about a possible meeting of the group metal, considered one of the pioneers of heavy metal with hits like "Iron Man" and "War Pigs" had been swirling for months.
"It 'just time," said Osbourne, and stressed that the four had previously tried to work together again. "This time, for some reason magic, we wrote about seven or eight pieces."
Nothing has been recorded and not yet announced dates for a world tour on Friday. The band has also released the first official website www.blacksabbath.com, and said that he made his first foray into social media through Facebook and Twitter.
Cam Man Osbourne was fired from the band in 1979, which is a rotating group for several years. The quartet combined with the original publication of 1998 "Reunion" and played together again, and then shows in early 2000.
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