Ozzy Osbourne will release the album Patience Number 9 this Friday, the 9th, and has just released another single from the project. “Nothing Feels Right” is a collaboration with Zakk Wylde , a longtime colleague of the musician and leader of Black Label Society .
The Prince of Darkness has already released the album's title track, which features guitarist Jeff Beck , and "Degradation Rules," which marked Ozzy's reunion with his colleague and friend Tony Iommi .
“Nothing Feels Right” is an emotional ballad filled with Wylde's signature riffs. Listen to the track at the end of this article.
In August, Osbourne reunited with Tony Iommi on stage again after five years at the closing ceremony of the 2022 Commonwealth Games . The performance featured the hits "Paranoid" and "Iron Man" and marked the first time the duo had shared the stage since Black Sabbath's last show in 2017.
The musician will perform again this Thursday, the 8th, at the halftime show of the game that will mark the opening of the NFL (American football league) season between the Los Angeles Rams and the Buffalo Bills.
The game will take place at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, and will mark the musician's return to the city, where he performed on December 31, 2018, with the No More Tours 2 at The Forum. This was the last time Osbourne had taken the stage there until then.
Ozzy Osbourne's health
Osbourne underwent surgery on June 13th which, according to Sharon , his wife and manager, would "determine the rest of his life ." Days after the surgery, Ozzy took to social media to let fans know he was doing well and recovering.
“It’s great, it’s great,” Osbourne said about his health. “I like seeing people, you know. That’s been a really hard thing for me these last three years and with this surgery. But I’ll get there. It’s a very slow climb, you know?”
According to Loudwire , the surgery in question involved the removal and realignment of pins that Osbourne has in his neck and back after suffering a fall in 2019. In an interview with Classic Rock , the musician had already mentioned that he would undergo neck surgery because he was unable to "walk properly."
