“You there, in the Americas - hear me, and hear me well: The Darkness know your pain, know that you have cried yourselves to sleep every night, bereft of quality English rock music. The Dead Deads will open.Ġ3/09 San Diego, CA – The Observatory North ParkĠ3/16 San Francisco, CA – The Regency BallroomĠ3/28 Milwaukee, WI – The Rave/Eagles Club – The Rave HallĠ4/01 Sauget, IL – Pop’s Nighclub & Concert VenueĠ4/15 Charlotte, NC – Neighborhood TheatreĠ4/16 Warrendale, PA – Jergel’s Rhythm GrilleĠ4/19 Toronto, ON – Phoenix Concert Theatre The Darkness have announced a headlining North American tour. Leave a comment Posted in Black Sabbath, News Tagged Black Sabbath, Metal, Tony Iommi Priest (Ex-Ghost) Premiere “A Signal In The Noise” Music Video But that doesn’t say we wouldn’t do any one-off stuff.” It’s just the major touring that has come to a stop I wouldn’t wanna do 18-month tours again. He also added that he would still be open to one-off shows: But the stipulation was we had to end up in Birmingham ’cause that’s where we started.”
I talked to the guys and I said, ‘It’s probably the time to call it a day now, sort of thing, for now’ of that extensive touring. It wasn’t good for me to be doing that much flying. So, when I was talking to my doctors, they said, ‘You shouldn’t really be doing it to that extent, flying,’ ’cause I’ve got blood cancer. It couldn’t get any easier or comfortable, but it still was tiring. We tried to make it as comfortable as possible. So you get in at three o’clock in the morning and then try to get to bed and sleep. We’d have a base in New York when we play in that area, so we’d have the plane there fly in. Even though we had our own plane and we in the best hotels - everything was perfect - but you still get tired. So we’ve done it for that long - we’ve done a world tour and a world tour again.
Everybody’s got a job, so you can’t do one week and then have a month off and do another week, ’cause you won’t get the crew they wanna have a job. But you have to take it on that long ’cause you’ve got all the crew to keep alive. Fantastic.’ But when you get into a year of it, you get tired. When you first mention it, about going out on tour, ‘Yeah. And when you do that, you have to take that on. The problem is in a band of this size, you can’t just go and go a week of gigs you’ve gotta do a world tour of 18 months. It was basically my fault to end it because of the touring. “ was emotional, the last year, because we’d done it so long together, and it just felt pretty weird, really. So you just can’t say it’s never gonna happen.” We never thought we’d have Ian Gillan in the band, but we did. We never thought we’d get back with Dio again we did. We never thought we’d get back with Ozzy the early years.
“You can never say never, can you? We’ve known in this band you can never say, ‘That’s never gonna happen again,’ because every time we said that, it has. The guitarist responded by saying that he would still be open to doing some one-off shows. During a recent interview with Liz Barnes of Planet Rock‘s “My Planet Rocks,” Tony Iommi was asked about a possible Black Sabbath reunion.
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