Jack Osbourne paid tribute after his father Ozzy OsbourneLive final performance with Black Sabbath on Saturday July 5.
Ozzy, 76, titled the Back at the start Festival at Villa Park in Aston, Birmingham with a solo set of five songs – including the classic tracks “Mr. Crowley” and “Crazy Train” – and was then joined by original comrades of Black Sabbath Tony Iommi,, Geezer Butler And Ticket For four other songs – “War Pigs”, “Nib”, “Iron Man” and “Paranoid” – to finish the night. After the diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease in 2019, Ozzy was sitting on a throne throughout his set in front of 42,000 reported fans.
“It’s so good to be on this scene F ******, you have no idea,” Osbourne told his fans. “Let madness start!”
His son Jack, 39, followed the star concert by sharing vintage images from his father doing him on stage when he was a child.
“For everything I learned along the way … The last good night, we all love you,” Jack wrote via Instagram on Saturday.
Jack’s sister, Kelly Osbourneand his mother, Sharon Osbournedocumented the day by sharing their own photos and videos behind the scenes of Back at the start. (Ozzy and Sharon are also parents of the 41 -year -old girl loves, but she has posted nothing linked to the concert via her social media.)
Dozens of punk, Hard Rock and Heavy Metal legends converged on Birmingham for one of the most impressive concert programs in the history of music. Ozzy was supported by Mini-Sets of Guns N ‘Roses, Metallica, Alice in Chains, Slayer and Fred Durstamong others.
There were medleys performed by unique supergroups, especially Travis Barker Coupeage with Aerosmith Steven Tyler And guitarist Rolling Stones Ronnie Wood. Barker’s wife, Kourtney KardashianShared images of the drummer making a blanket of the “symptom of the universe” of Black Sabbath to express his pride of his involvement with the event.
The Osbournes announced that they were working on a final show of black Sabbath in February, for taking place in the hometown of Ozzy in Birmingham. The product’s product took advantage of the children’s hospital in Birmingham and the children’s hospice.
“It’s time to go back at first. … It’s time for me to give back to where I was born,” Ozzy said in a statement at the time. “To what extent am I blessed to do it with the help of people I love. Birmingham is the real house of metal. Birmingham forever. “
Ozzy retired from the tour in 2023, after his diagnosis with Parkinson’s disease and a serious injury of the spine. The enthronement of rock and roll Hall of Fame recently confirmed during his radio program Sirius XM that he is no longer able to walk, but has sworn not to prevent him from playing for his native city fans one last time.
Phil Collins offered a heartbreaking update on his health. “The fact is that I was sick. I mean very sick,” said Collins, 74 years old […]
“I make weights [and] By bicycle, I have a guy living at my house working with me, ”said Ozzy The guardian in May. “It’s difficult. I have been challenged for so long. I am lying on my back by doing nothing and the first thing to do is your strength. It is, like, starting again. “
He continued: “I have problems walking. I also receive blood pressure problems for blood clots on my legs. I used to do two hours on stage, jump and run. I don’t think I will do a lot of jumps or run at that time. I may be seated. “
Ozzy began his career with Black Sabbath in the late 1960s, before going solo in 1979. He sold more than 100 million albums throughout his career and is a member of the UK Music Hall of Fame.
