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

Nearly a year after Ozzy Osbourne's death, Bill Ward revealed he now uses a wheelchair but said he's still making music.

Bill Ward, original drummer of Black Sabbath, shared that he now uses a wheelchair much of the time. But he hasn’t retired ...

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

Black Sabbath Drummer Bill Ward has announced he's mostly confined to a wheelchair at this point in his life -- but he tells ...

Former Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward shared a significant update about his health nearly one year after late bandmate Ozzy ...

Former Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has let fans know that if they spot him in public using a wheelchair, it's no cause ...

Bill Ward has delivered one of the first tributes you'll likely come across this month as we near the one-year anniversary of ...

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

Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has assured fans that he is not retiring or experiencing a serious health issue, despite now ...

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 ...

Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward told fans Thursday he has been using a wheelchair for public appearances over the past 18 months but emphasized he has no plans to retire from music, PEOPLE reports.