Black Label Society
By Charlotte Stace

Black Label Society began in Los Angeles in 1998 as the brainchild of guitarist, singer and longtime Ozzy Osbourne collaborator Zakk Wylde and has since become a major force in modern heavy metal.
Their 1999 debut, Sonic Brew, established their Southern-rock grit and bluesy swagger. Albums including 1919 Eternal, The Blessed Hellride and Mafia followed, producing enduring tracks such as “Stillborn”, “Suicide Messiah” and “In This River”. Later records like Order of the Black, Grimmest Hits and Doom Crew Inc. kept the band’s fundamental sound, while revealing its deeper side.
Now the band return with Engines of Demolition, their twelfth studio album and first full-length since 2021. The gig promises to bring new material alongside the classics, delivered with the volume and outlaw spirit that have sustained Black Label Society for nearly three decades.
