Ozzy’s Final Concert Gets Theatrical Release | Music News

0:00It's September 16th. Welcome in. This is Music News Today, where the industry meets AI. Alright, so you know how Ozzy Osborne was the Prince of Darkness, right? Well, his very last concert, the one that marked his final bow, is getting a special theatrical release. It's called Ozzy in Black Sabbath, back to the beginning, and it's set to hit movie theaters on October 28th. Mark your calendars, ticket strap, September 24th. This isn't just any concert film. It captures that massive farewell show in his hometown of Birmingham, UK, at Villa Park. We're talking about the original Black Sabbath lineup. Ozzy, Tony Iami, Geeser Butler, and Bill Ward, all back together for the first time in over. 20 years. Plus, it was a star-steaded event with tons of artists who were clearly inspired by Ozzy's legacy. The whole thing was hosted by Jason Mamoa, with Tom Morello from Rage against the Machine as the musical director. Imagine a line of like Allison Chains, Metallica, Guns and Roses, Slayer, and so many more, all sharing the stage.

1:06Even Billy Corgan and Stephen Tyler showed up to pay their respects. Now, this concert happened just 17 days before Ozzy passed away at the age of 76. He was dealing with a lot of health issues at the time, and you could see he was struggling physically, even performing from a special throne. It was a poignant moment, a true final curtain call. So, this movie is more than just a concert. It's a historical document, a celebration of a legend's life and career, and a chance for fans to relive. That epic night, one last time. It's definitely one for the history books.