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From the Coliseum to the Don Haskins Center, Ozzy Osbourne gave El Paso some of its most unforgettable nights in rock history.

Loudwire has spent the past year talking to rock and metal artists along with family members to get their perspective on Ozzy Osbourne following his death. Here's what they told us...

Courtney LaPlante had a violent fan thrown out of a Spiritbox show last week and refused to continue the performance until they were gone.

Some of the biggest rock and metal musicians share their experiences meeting Ozzy Osbourne for the first time, what he was like and more.

Black Sabbath legends Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward have shared messages on the first anniversary of Ozzy Osbourne's death today (July 22).

On the first anniversary of Ozzy Osbourne's death, Kelly shares an open letter to her father and examines the toll of grief.

We take a closer look at some of the big Ozzy-related moments in the period since his July 22, 2025 death.

Bubbles, burritos and going f---ing crazy.

These songs reinforce the Prince of Darkness' legacy and knack for reinvention.

Marvel's new Infinity Vision experience is coming to select theaters. Here's which El Paso locations made the list ahead of 'Avengers: Doomsday'.

The simple answer is, duhhh ... we live in a desert. There's more to the crazy El Paso heat than that though. Since you're probably not a mega - geek, I went and found all the answers for you.

Musician or not, you're probably familiar with big name amplifiers like Marshall and Fender. There are other, lesser known, but still popular amps though and one was invented in El Paso.

A new study found 'Love Island' is the most searched TV show in Texas this year. Am I really the only one who hasn't been watching?

Trivium will be hitting the road with a late fall run to kick off their 'next era' as a band.

This year has already been pretty awesome and it's only going to get better once these albums are released.

Jenna Bush Hager is joining a viral TikTok trend by poking fun at one of the biggest Texas headlines from her college days.

Believe it or not, somewhere back around the 1950's, McKelligon Canyon was thought to be a uranium goldmine.

Albert B. Fall, secretary of the interior when Warren G. Harding was POTUS, started out as a Senator for New Mexico who, somehow, lived in El Paso.