Black Sabbath

Black Sabbath is a pioneering English heavy metal band that played a foundational role in shaping the genre. Formed in Birmingham in 1968, the band consisted of iconic members who became legends in the world of rock and metal. The original lineup included:

Ozzy Osbourne: The charismatic lead vocalist, known for his distinctive voice and stage presence.
Tony Iommi: The guitarist and primary songwriter, recognized for his innovative guitar riffs and heavy sound.
Geezer Butler: The bassist and lyricist, responsible for contributing to the band's dark and often occult-themed lyrics.
Bill Ward: The drummer, known for his powerful and dynamic drumming style.