‘We’re Nervous’: Black Sabbath Reveal Pre-Reunion Jitters Ahead of Long-Awaited Comeback

After years of speculation, wishful thinking, and endless “will they or won’t they” debates, Black Sabbath has officially confirmed that a reunion is happening — and fans around the globe are losing their minds. But in a surprisingly candid moment, the legendary rock icons have admitted they’re feeling something other than excitement ahead of the massive event: nerves.

Yes, even the gods of heavy metal get stage fright.

In an exclusive interview released this morning, guitarist Tony Iommi didn’t hold back: “We’re nervous. We haven’t done this together in a long time, and the pressure’s real. We want it to be perfect—for us and for the fans.” His words were echoed by frontman Ozzy Osbourne, who added with a laugh, “I still get butterflies. Always have, always will. But this one’s different. This is family coming back together.”

This reunion will mark the first time the original lineup — Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward — has shared the stage in over a decade. The band is reportedly planning a special one-night-only performance to commemorate over 50 years of defining the metal genre. And while details about the exact date and venue are being kept under tight wraps, sources suggest a massive UK arena show is already in the works.

The announcement sent social media into a frenzy within minutes. The hashtag #SabbathReturns began trending worldwide, with fans ranging from die-hard metalheads to curious Gen Z rock converts all chiming in. “I’ve waited 30 years for this!” one fan tweeted. “Take all my money and my soul. I’m THERE.”

The band, however, is taking a thoughtful approach to their return. According to insiders, they’ve been rehearsing in secret, working on both classic setlists and a few surprises. Whether that means new music, unreleased material, or a tribute to fallen friends, remains to be seen. But one thing is clear: Black Sabbath isn’t just coming back — they’re coming back with purpose.

While Ozzy’s health battles and past disagreements had cast doubt on any future reunion, it seems those hurdles have been cleared. “Time heals, man,” said Butler. “We’ve been through a lot, but the music always brings us back.”

So, yes — Black Sabbath is nervous. But if history has taught us anything, it’s that when this band plugs in, magic happens. Let the countdown begin. \m/

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