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Tony Iommi, the legendary 77-year-old guitarist of Black Sabbath, has opened up about his concerns over the band’s potential final performance, admitting he’s unsure how things will unfold. While fans are hopeful for one last concert, Iommi revealed that the idea brings both excitement and anxiety.
In a recent interview, Iommi shared that performing again after so many years, especially under the label of a “final show,” comes with added pressure. “It’s a big moment for us, and we want to get it right,” he said. “But at this stage in life, it’s not as simple as just walking on stage and playing.”
Adding to the uncertainty is frontman Ozzy Osbourne’s ongoing health struggles, which have affected his ability to perform. Although Ozzy has expressed his desire to return for one last show, his medical condition has made planning difficult.
“We’re definitely thinking about it, but a lot depends on how Ozzy feels,” Iommi explained. “We’d love to give the fans a proper send-off, but we have to be realistic.”
While nothing is officially set, talks about a farewell performance have continued to build anticipation among fans worldwide. Iommi emphasized that if it does happen, it has to be something truly memorable—both for the band and their supporters.
Despite the hesitation, Iommi’s tone remains hopeful. He acknowledged that it would be emotional, but also said the band wants to honor their legacy in the right way. Regardless of what the future holds, Black Sabbath’s place in music history remains legendary, with a final show serving as the perfect tribute—if it becomes possible.
