**Ozzy Osbourne Set to Rock One Final Time: Prince of Darkness Will Perform Five Iconic Solo Tracks at Black Sabbath’s “Back to the Beginning” Farewell Show in Birmingham on July 5 – Fans Brace for an Emotional, Historic Night as Ozzy Closes the Curtain with Legendary Hits and Unmatched Stage Presence**
**Ozzy Osbourne Set to Rock One Final Time: Prince of Darkness Will Perform Five Iconic Solo Tracks at Black Sabbath’s “Back to the Beginning” Farewell Show in Birmingham on July 5 – Fans Brace for an Emotional, Historic Night as Ozzy Closes the Curtain with Legendary Hits and Unmatched Stage Presence**
The end of an era is near, and it promises to be nothing short of legendary. Ozzy Osbourne, the unmistakable voice of Black Sabbath and the Godfather of Heavy Metal, is set to take the stage one last time for a special solo performance during the band’s long-awaited farewell concert, “Back to the Beginning,” on July 5 in Birmingham.
Returning to his hometown for this monumental occasion, Ozzy will deliver a five-song set filled with some of his most iconic solo hits. Fans can expect powerful renditions of classics like “No More Tears,” “Flying High Again,” “Mama, I’m Coming Home,” and more — songs that not only defined his solo career but also cemented his place in rock history. It’s a full-circle moment, as the city that birthed Black Sabbath now hosts their final bow.
Health struggles in recent years cast doubt on whether Ozzy would ever perform live again, but true to form, the Prince of Darkness is refusing to go quietly. With signature grit and determination, he’s preparing to give fans a performance to remember — raw, emotional, and unmistakably Ozzy.
The “Back to the Beginning” show is being billed as Black Sabbath’s ultimate send-off, with the original lineup (including surprise guests rumored to appear) promising a thunderous farewell that spans decades of heavy metal dominance. Ozzy’s solo set will serve as both a tribute to his unmatched legacy and a gift to the fans who stood by him through every high and low.
As the curtain begins to close on one of rock’s greatest chapters, July 5 will mark not just the end of Black Sabbath, but a celebration of everything Ozzy Osbourne has given to the world of music. One final scream, one final bow — and a night fans will
never forget.
