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OZZ FEST 2005

Ozzfest 2006 Reviews

 

 

OZZFEST 2006

 

THE MAIN STAGE:


OZZY OSBOURNE

 SYSTEM OF A DOWN

 DISTURBED

HATEBREED

 LACUNA COIL

ZAKK WYLDE

 


OZZY OZBORN TO INAUGURATE THE SECOND STAGE AT OZZFEST

7-1-06 @ SHORELINE AMP IN SAN FRANCISCO



OZZY OSBOURNE wants to keep things interesting and exciting for the fans.

Having already announced that he will headline 0zzfest’s down-and-dirty second stage at six shows this summer, the legendary rocker will now perform on the second stage (instead of the main stage) this Saturday, July 1, in San Francisco at the Shoreline Amphitheatre. This will now mark 0zzy’s first-ever second stage performance at Ozzfest.

 

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SECOND STAGE:


BLACK LABEL SOCIETY, ATREYU, UNEARTH, BLEEDING THROUGH, NORMA JEAN, A LIFE ONCE LOST, STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, THE RED CHORD, FULL BLOWN CHAOS, WALLS OF JERICHO, ALL THAT REMAINS, BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME, 0ZZY

 

OzzFest 2006

Ozzfest 2006 tour dates:
“+” indicates Ozzy headlining main stage.
“++” indicates Ozzy headlining second stage.
“*” indicates Ozzy headlining solo concert.

Day of Week Date City Click Venue for Ozzfest 2006 Reviews
  +Thu 29-Jun Seattle, WA White River Amphitheatre
 ++Sat 1-Jul San Francisco, CA Shoreline Amphitheatre
Sun 2-Jul Sacramento, CA Sleep Train Amphitheatre
 ++Tue 4-Jul Albuquerque, NM Journal Pavilion
Fri 7-Jul Phoenix, AZ Cricket Pavilion
 ++Sat 8-Jul Los Angeles, CA Hyundai Pavilion of Glen Helen
Sun 9-Jul San Diego, CA Coors Amphitheater
 ++Tu 11-Jul San Antonio, TX Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
*Fri 14-Jul Kansas City, KS Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
Sat 15-Jul St. Louis, MO UMB Bank Pavilion
 +Sun 16-Jul Chicago, IL First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
 ++Tu 18-Jul Pittsburgh, PA Post Gazette Pavilion
Wed 19-Jul Detroit, MI DTE Energy Music Theatre
Fri 21-Jul Columbus, OH Germain Amphitheatre
 ++Sat 22-Jul East Troy, WI Alpine Valley Music Theatre
Sun 23-Jul Indianapolis, IN Verizon Wireless Music Center
Tue 25-Jul Toronto, CAN Amphitheatre Molson
Wed 26-Jul Scranton, PA Toyota Pavilion @ Montage Mountain
 ++Th 27-Jul 7 Buffalo, NY Darien Lake Six Flags PAC
 +Sat 29-Jul New York, NY Randall's Island
Sun 30-Jul Hartford, CT New England Dodge Music Center
 +Tue 1-Aug Boston, MA Tweeter Center
 +Fri 4-Aug Camden, NJ Tweeter Center @ the Waterfront
Sat 5-Aug Virginia Beach, VA Verizon Wireless Virginia Beach Amphitheater
 +Sun 6-Aug Bristow, VA Nissan Pavilion
Wed 9-Aug Raleigh, NC Alltell Pavilion @ Walnut Creek
Sun 13-Aug West Palm Beach, FL Sound Advice Amphitheatre

ozzy also recently announced his only headlining solo concert of 2006, and it’s set for July 14 at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Kansas City, KS with Black Label Society and two ozzfest supporting acts soon to be named.

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OZZ FEST 2005 - REVIEWS

Main Stage:

black sabbath    iron maiden    mudvayne

 shadows fall    black label society    in flames

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NEW YORK POST REVIEW - POSTED WITHOUT PERMISSION

ROCK REVIEW

OZZFEST

By DAN AQUILANTE

T

HE time has come for the great  and powerful Ozz to come out from behind the curtain and take his final bows after a life forging metal music. At this year's Ozzfest, which invaded distant PNC Bank Arts Center Tues­day and Wednesday, as in the past edi­tions of the show, Ozzy Os-bourne was the big draw. He was also the big drawback.

The annual heavy metal mi­gration — led, organized and powered by this Black Sabbath founder turned TV star — was


an excellent day of music, which made Osbourne's awk­ward, often embarrassing on­stage sleepwalk all the more evident.

Ask any of the 17,500 head-bangers who attended this first of two shows at PNC. Ozzy howled like a wounded dog, he was out of tune with his band, and he could hardly keep time with the music. When he tried to incite the

house to clap along, his tempo was so off that he looked like a disabled athlete failing at jumping jacks.

Despite the variety of nu-metal and the more than 20


bands and artists that pum-meled the fans during the course of the 10-hour metal marathon, this show was about two acts — Iron Maiden and Black Sabbath — that faced off in an end-of-day con­cert showdown.

In this scissors race down the stairway to hell, it was Bruce Dickinson's Iron Maiden who put on the better show.

Where Ozzy created horror with his cringe-inducing vo­cals, Dickinson delivered clean, powerful operatic bom­bast that would peel paint off walls.

But in the guitar depart­ment, Sabbath slew Maiden.

Where the Iron boys were often overpowering with their


three-guitar crunch, Sabbath is extremely lean — totally de­pending on Tony lommi's concise, yet powerful fret­work, lommi's rhythm-based style was also nicely sup­ported by fat, old Bill Ward's tremendous drumming.

The two were best early on when they roasted "War Pigs," later hitting the same kind of high for both "Iron Man" and "Black Sabbath."

During their hour-plus set, Maiden had many high points, including the songs "Revela­tions," "The Trooper," "Num­ber of the Beast" and "Phan­tom of the Opera."

Whispers among the fans were rampant that this would be the last edition of Ozzfest. Hopefully, the rumor just ap­plies to Ozzy.

 

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