The 78-year-old rocker posted a photo of himself in a wheelchair while making clear he has no plans to stop performing.

Black Sabbath Drummer Bill Ward has announced he's mostly confined to a wheelchair at this point in his life -- but he tells fans he's still one hell of a drummer! The 87-year-old musician shared ...

The rocker told fans he’s “not in retirement or ill or giving up” ...

One of the greatest drum solos of all time belongs to a 1970 hit and it still rocks to this day.

Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward shared with fans that he’s been using a wheelchair to get around as of late — but that he’s not going to let it stop him from doing what he does best. “I’ve reached a ...

Former Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward shared a significant update about his health nearly one year after late bandmate Ozzy Osbourne’s death at age 76. “I’m announcing today somewhat sadly but ...

The pioneering heavy metal sticksman “can’t walk very far without needing to rest” but refuses to give up his instrument ...

Bill Ward, 78, reveals he has used a wheelchair for about 18 months, but is not "ill or giving up".

He wrote that because secrets "can be dangerous to our health, I'm letting transparency prevail." ...

Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has proactively shared photo footage of himself in a wheelchair with a full explanation with the hope of shutting down any rumors that might circulate if people spotted ...

Drummer, 78, posted that he now uses a wheelchair to get around airports and long distances but that he's doing just fine ...

Following statements by Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler, Black Sabbath founding drummer Bill Ward has weighed in with his first posting since the death of Ozzy Osbourne. Through the X social media ...