**HISTORIC: Black Sabbath’s Farewell Show Raises \$140 Million for Global Charities — Ozzy Osbourne to Be Immortalized with Bronze Statue in Hometown of Birmingham**
In a moment that blended history, heart, and heavy metal, Black Sabbath’s final farewell show raised a staggering \$140 million for global charities, marking not only the end of an era but the beginning of an enduring legacy. Held in front of a sold-out international crowd, the event was more than just a concert—it was a global celebration of a band that defined a genre and a tribute to the man who helped shape rock history: Ozzy Osbourne.
As thunderous riffs echoed through the night, fans from around the world gathered to witness what will be remembered as one of the most iconic send-offs in music history. Rock legends, celebrities, and even world leaders paid tribute, both in person and via global broadcasts, to honor Black Sabbath’s groundbreaking impact.
The emotional high point came when it was announced that Ozzy Osbourne, the Godfather of Metal and Birmingham’s most famous son, would be honored with a bronze statue in the heart of his hometown. Set to be unveiled later this year, the statue will stand as a permanent symbol of Ozzy’s cultural and musical influence—not just in Birmingham, but across the globe.
“This isn’t just for me,” Ozzy said, visibly moved. “It’s for everyone who believed in the music, who stayed with us through the madness. Birmingham is where it all started. It’s home.”
The \$140 million raised will support a wide range of causes, including mental health services, youth music programs, and disaster relief initiatives worldwide.
With a legacy now cast in both bronze and memory, Black Sabbath’s final bow proved that rock may age—but it never fades. And Ozzy Osbourne’s voice, spirit, and shadow will echo forever through every amp, every scream, and every city that still believes in the po
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