Video the desire that Ozzy Osbourne fulfilled just before he died. “Thank you very much for my life”
Ozzy Osbourne joins the Black Sabbath band during the “The End” tournament in Birmingham, the United King
The legendary soloist of the band Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne, told Rolling Stone magazine, that he will “die happily” if he died after one of his farewell concerts, writes Sky News.
In an interview with the magazine publisher, Nick Reilly, Osbourne expressed his desire to hold a farewell concert, “because my fans are all that matters.”
He added: “If I cannot continue to hold concerts regularly, I just want to be good enough to hold a concert in which I can say,” Hi, good people, thank you for my life. “
“For this I work and, if I die at the end of the concert, then I will die as a happy man,” said the artist at that time.
Osbourne's death occurred less than three weeks after meeting with his colleagues in the Black Sabbath band for the goodbye concert in Birmingham.
Ozzy Osbourne died on July 22, 2025, at the age of 76, his family announced on Tuesday, in a press release.
“With a sadness that words cannot express, we must announce that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne died this morning. He was surrounded by family and love,” wrote his wife and children.
The famous vocal soloist, nicknamed the “prince of darkness”, suffered from Parkinson's disease for many years.
The last concert of Rocker Ozzy Osbourne alongside the Black Sabbath band took place on July 5, 2025, in Birmingham and the tickets were exhausted in just 16 minutes, according to AFP and Agerpres.
The concert was broadcast online. The concert took place at Villa Park, the stadium of the Aston Villa football team, and several important names from rock music, including Metallica, Guns N 'Roses, Tool and Slayer participated.
Ozzy Osbourne, who revealed in 2020 that he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, met on stage with his colleagues, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward, for the concert entitled “Back to the Beginning” in this city in the center of England, where the Black Sabbath band was established in 1968. British after a 20 -year break and was the last for Ozzy Osbourne.
Fans who could not buy tickets were able to console themselves with the broadcast of the online concert, which was transmitted with a two -hour gap. All the revenues obtained from the concert are to be donated to several charities, including for Cure Parkinson's and the Birmingham Children's Hospital.
The Black Sabbath band, a true legend of rock music, has sold over 75 million albums worldwide and is considered a pioneer of the heavy metal style. For Ozzy Osbourne, this concert marked the end of his scenic career, as confirmed for his wife for the BBC. “It will be his final point,” says Sharon Osbourne.
