Ozzy Osbourne Gives Earth-Shaking Farewell at Black Sabbath’s Back to the Beginning
Heavy metal royalty descend on Villa Park to help Osbourne and Black Sabbath sign-off back where it all began
Heavy metal royalty descend on Villa Park to help Osbourne and Black Sabbath sign-off back where it all began
Black Sabbath weren’t the only iconic group bidding farewell tonight.
Bands pay tribute prior to final performances from Ozzy Osbourne and reunited Black Sabbath in Birmingham, England
Exactly six months ago, we learned that Black Sabbath’s original lineup — Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward — were getting back together for one last show . It would be their first performance in over eight years and first with Ward in nearly 20. The Black
Black Sabbath are playing their final show today at the Back To The Beginning festival, and all the bands are paying tribute to them during their sets. In addition to Tool covering “Hand Of Doom,” Slayer did a Sabbath song, Metallica performed two, and Guns N’ Roses tackled four.
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Black Sabbath’s farewell concert is happening now at the Birmingham festival Back To The Beginning. The four original members are doing one last performance together, and bands are paying homage to the metal veterans with covers. It’ll also be Ozzy Osbourne’s final performance.
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