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Iconic final performance imminent
Black Sabbath’s original lineup—Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward—is reunited for the first time in 20 years for what they and fans vow is their final show ever . The concert in their hometown aims to be a monumental homecoming and farewell.
Charity-driven extravaganza
All ticket proceeds support Cure Parkinson’s, Birmingham Children’s Hospital, and Acorn Children’s Hospice  .
The event has a broad, far-reaching charitable reach.
All-star supporting bill
A who’s who of metal and rock icons—Metallica, Guns N’ Roses, Slayer, Pantera, Alice in Chains, Anthrax, Tool, Mastodon, and many others—will perform tribute sets throughout the day, leading up to Sabbath’s final bow  .
Ozzy’s final bow
At 76 and fighting Parkinson’s, Ozzy is sure to sing a few numbers—his last-ever live performance prior to joining forces with his bandmates on the finale . Tony Iommi confirms that this surely will be “it” for both Ozzy and Sabbath .
Sharon Osbourne teases drama
Sharon Osbourne, manager of the show, revealed that she uninvited a major band from the line-up after they asked to be paid, reminding them that this is a charity event. She pledged to make the band “after the show” and teased that fans will be “shocked”
Economic and emotional impact
The event will provide a £20 million economy injection to the local economy in Birmingham through visitors, thematically designed murals, and bespoke hospitality surrounding the event. It’s an emotional and elating culmination of the band and the city that gave birth to heavy metal.
Briefly, Black Sabbath’s final curtain call is today, a poignant, historic, and charitable tribute to the greatest rock band ever. Birmingham—and the world—saying goodbye to an unforgettable farewell.
