US EditionEverything To Know About Black Sabbath & Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Show
- Ozzy Osbourne is set to perform his final live show with Black Sabbath at Villa Park in Birmingham on July 5, reuniting the original lineup after 20 years.
- Ozzy Osbourne's Parkinson’s diagnosis and spinal injuries from 2003 led to his final performance at the Birmingham farewell concert, following past tour cancellations.
- The original Black Sabbath lineup last performed in 2005; Ozzy Osbourne is confirmed to sing four songs, with Iommi noting they’re 'nervous' yet excited.
- Proceeds support Cure Parkinson’s and two children’s charities; over 40,000 fans attend, with extra train services boosting access, demonstrating immediate charitable impact.
- Beyond this farewell, the concert cements Birmingham as heavy metal's birthplace and signifies a lasting legacy across generations.
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Ozzy Osbourne and the band Black Sabbath perform one last time - in Birmingham, where their career once began. 200,000 people are expected. Because of his illness Osbourne gets a special place. By Franziska Hopfen.
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To speak of Black Sabbath is to name one of the great brands in the history of rock that has been exploited to the end. Today, starting at 5 a.m., Black Sabbath’s final farewell will be held at the Back to the beginning event, where it will meet, for the last time on a stage, its original formation: Geezer Butler, a fundamental bassist; Bill Ward, an unjustly relegated drummer on the last tours; the eternal guitarist Tony Iommy, and the singer O…
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