Black Sabbath's iconic bassist, Geezer Butler, has shared candid insights into the band's emotional breakup and whether fans can ever expect a reunion. The rock legend opened up about the group's final tour, the challenges they faced, and his current projects.
The End of an Era
Butler revealed that the band's "The End" tour in 2017 was an emotionally charged experience for all members. "It was bittersweet," he admitted, "knowing it was our last time performing together as Black Sabbath."
No Reunion on the Horizon
When asked about potential reunion plans, Butler was clear: "Never say never, but it's highly unlikely." He explained that while the band members remain friends, they've all moved on to different projects.
Life After Sabbath
The bassist discussed his current creative endeavors, including writing and potential solo work. "I'm enjoying the freedom to explore different musical directions," he shared.
Butler also reflected on Black Sabbath's incredible legacy and their influence on generations of musicians. "We never imagined we'd have this kind of impact when we started in Birmingham all those years ago," he mused.
