Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Show With Black Sabbath To Be Streamed Worldwide

Some shows feel like full-circle moments, and they make history. That’s exactly what this concert is. After decades of shaping heavy metal, Black Sabbath is heading back to Birmingham for one last concert. But this time, it’s different. Ozzy Osbourne, the voice behind the band’s rise, is taking his final bow. With the original lineup by his side, this homecoming show marks the end of an era.

The show, Back To The Beginning, sold out in just sixteen minutes. Fans rushed in, desperate to witness this final gathering of the original lineup: Ozzy, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward. For those who missed the concert, the band is streaming it worldwide.

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It’s been two decades since the original members of Black Sabbath last performed together. And now, with Ozzy’s health, especially after he revealed his Parkinson’s diagnosis in 2020, this final show is not just a performance; it’s a farewell. Sharon Osbourne, Ozzy’s wife and manager, confirmed that this would be his last show ever, calling it his “full stop.”

The concert is set to take place on July 5 at Villa Park, the football ground of Aston Villa FC, and will also feature rock giants like Metallica, Guns N’ Roses, Tool, and Slayer. Ozzy will deliver a solo set, too, giving people one more glimpse of the raw presence that made him who he is today.

The concert is not just a performance; it is about giving back

With the tickets gone in minutes, thousands of fans turned to social media, begging for a livestream. And the band heard them. Starting at £24.99, the show will be streamed with a two-hour delay and remain available for 48 hours, giving fans across the globe a front-row seat. “Being this is such a historic event, we just couldn’t let them down,” Sharon said.

More than just a performance, this event is about giving back. All profits made will go to charities, including Cure Parkinson’s and Birmingham Children’s Hospital. From the streets of Birmingham to global fame, Black Sabbath’s work has come full circle. And this final chapter will be unforgettable.