BREAKING: Tom Morello Announces Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Show Raised $190 MILLION for Charity

In a stunning display of generosity and rock ‘n’ roll legacy, Tom Morello has revealed that Ozzy Osbourne’s final performance — the epic farewell concert that brought the Prince of Darkness full circle — raised a jaw-dropping $190 million, all of which will be donated to charity.

 The historic event, part of the “Back to the Beginning” farewell show in Birmingham, was packed with legends, fans, and decades of metal history. But now, it’s being remembered for more than just the music — it’s a moment that turned volume into real-world impact.

 Morello shared the news earlier today:

“Ozzy wanted to go out the way he came in — loud, defiant, and giving a damn about people who need it most. Every single dollar from that night is going to causes that mattered to him.”

The massive sum will be distributed across several causes, including:

• Veterans’ support programs

• Mental health and addiction recovery initiatives

• Animal rescue organizations (a longtime passion of Ozzy and Sharon)

• Music education funds for underprivileged youth

 Fans and fellow artists alike are praising the move, calling it “the most metal thing ever done with $190 million.”

From biting bats to biting into injustice, Ozzy’s final bow wasn’t just a celebration — it was a mission.
One last scream from the stage, one massive roar of kindness from the heart.

Ozzy may have left the spotlight, but his legacy just got even louder.