Ozzy Osbourne's Hometown Announces Ozzy Day on One-Year Death Anniversary
The free citywide program will feature live music, public art and exhibitions, with Bostin Brass and the CBSO among the performers.
- On Wednesday, July 22, 2026, Birmingham will host the first 'Ozzy Day,' a free citywide celebration honoring late rock legend Ozzy Osbourne with live music, public art, and shared tributes across the city.
- Marking one year since Osbourne's death on July 22, 2025, Birmingham City Council and partner organizations organized the event to honor his influence on music and his pride in his hometown.
- Event highlights include pop-up performances by BOSTIN BRASS at multiple city locations and a special Birmingham Symphony Orchestra set at Bullring, alongside the 'Ozzy Osbourne: Working Class Hero' exhibition at Birmingham Museum.
- Delivered by Central BID and OPUS, the day transforms locations across Birmingham into a living tribute, including the 'Celebrating Black Sabbath in the City' trail and a commemorative guestbook at Birmingham Music Archive.
- The band BLACK SABBATH received the Freedom of the City last June, and fans continue visiting the internationally recognized Black Sabbath Bench, reflecting Osbourne's enduring cultural impact on his hometown.
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Ozzy Osbourne to Receive Special Tribute in Birmingham
Photo Credit: Photo by Scott Dudelson/Getty Images Ozzy Osbourne’s hometown of Birmingham is preparing to honor the rock legend with its first-ever “Ozzy Day.” The celebration will honor the memory of the Black Sabbath singer, who died at the age of 76 last year. The event will unite fans with music, art, and tributes throughout the city. Birmingham will be marking the legacy of one of its most iconic figures. Everything to know about Birmingham…
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