Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi says the band may eventually release unused tracks from the studio session from their 2013 reunion album “13.”
"I've got so many riffs,” Iommi tells Q magazine. “I wrote a whole load of stuff for another album and we met up in L.A. but the others... well, Geezer didn't particularly want to do another album. Then again, after you've just had a No. 1 album, where do you go from there?
“For the last LP we did record 16 songs (and only used 12), so we may still put something out from that. We don't know yet.”
Iommi and Black Sabbath will launch their 2016 farewell tour on January 20 in Omaha, NE before dates in Australia, New Zealand, Europe and a return to North America.
Billed as “The End”, the trek marks the group’s final series of live shows after a five-decade career.
“Do I intend to stop playing? No,” says Iommi. “It's the touring really. I'd love to do something with the guys. But, whatever happens, I will do something."
See also:
Ozzy Osbourne producing show for The History Channel
Black Sabbath add German festival dates to farewell tour
Black Sabbath expand North American farewell tour
Black Sabbath to headline Download festival
Search Black Sabbath at hennemusic
