“Not Going Away” was the first track from Ozzy Osbourne‘s most recent studio release Black Rain, and it was meant for a very literal interpretation. The 61-year-old rocker is prepping for an 18-month tour to begin later this year in support of his forthcoming album Soul Sucka. In a recent interview with The Sun, Osbourne made it clear that age is just another number.
“The thing is, I don’t know how 61 is meant to feel. Physically I can’t do as much as I did but my mind doesn’t feel my age,” said Osbourne. “The good thing about being in entertainment is you don’t have to retire just because you reach a certain age. Life doesn’t end when you get to 65. I’m just going to keep f***ing going, you know?”
Read on through The Sun’s revealing chat with Ozzy at this link.
The Scorpions aren’t going away either. In fact, the German metal act is hitting the road for one of their biggest-ever tours in 2010. Getting its start with 14 shows in Germany, France, and Russia this March, the Get Your Sting and Blackout World Tour will take the band into the United States starting this summer. Tour dates released thus far can be found at Pollstar.
