Today is Ozzy Osbourne’s Last Show…

After more than five decades of chaos, thunder, and pure musical alchemy, Ozzy Osbourne — the Prince of Darkness — takes the stage one final time tonight.

This isn’t just a concert.
It’s the end of an era.
A final bow from a man who didn’t just play rock ‘n’ roll — he rewrote its rules, bloodied its knuckles, and gave it a scream that echoed across generations.

From the smoke-filled clubs of Birmingham to the world’s biggest arenas, Ozzy’s journey wasn’t easy. It was brutal. Beautiful. Unpredictable. A saga of demons and angels, addiction and redemption, madness and melody.
But through it all, he gave us the most sacred thing an artist can offer:
All of himself.

From the doomy stomp of “Iron Man” to the unhinged energy of “Paranoid.”
From the darkness of Sabbath to the wild, iconic solo years of “Bark at the Moon,” “No More Tears,” and “Crazy Train.”
Ozzy gave us more than songs.
He gave us a soundtrack for rebellion. A voice for outsiders. A legend for the misfits and the misunderstood.

Tonight, in the city where it all began, Ozzy stands before his people one last time.
Not as a rock star.
But as a survivor. A pioneer. A symbol.
And most of all — as himself.

 This will be a night of emotion. Of reflection. Of thunderous gratitude.
For fans who grew up with him. For bandmates who stood by him. For family who never gave up on him.
And for Ozzy, who defied the odds at every turn — and kept coming back, even when the world expected him to fall.

 Thank you, Ozzy.
For the madness.
For the magic.
For the memories.
For showing us that even in the darkest corners… there can still be music, light, and one unforgettable scream.

Long live the Prince.