Ozzy Osbourne has died at 76, just weeks after his final show with Black Sabbath on July 5. Here's everything to know about the benefit concert and the rocker's parting words to fans from the stage.

The film capturing Black Sabbath singer's 10-hour farewell event in Birmingham, England will release in theaters in early 2026

Jake E. Lee reflects on his last moments with Ozzy Osbourne, sharing touching memories and the impact of the rock legend's passing.

The Prince of Darkness will be in our lives for a long time to come thanks to the handful of legacy ventures he was working on before his death at 76 on Tuesday (July 22).

Ozzy Osbourne died on Monday at the age of 76 and the Black Sabbath frontman made his feelings clear about his own funeral, saying he didn't want it to be a "sad affair"

Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath fans who missed this month’s Back to the Beginning farewell concert, don’t fret — the star-studded extravaganza is coming to the big screen in early 2026. Mercury Studios will cut down the all-day event into a 100-minute film titled Back to the Beginning: Ozzy’s Final Bow.

The 100-minute film featuring highlights from the historic all-star finale from the metal icons will hit screens in 2026.

The day-long concert special featured standout performances from Osbourne and Black Sabbath, Metallica, Guns n' Roses, Jack Black and more.

Black Sabbath’s co-founding members have reacted to the news of Ozzy Osbourne’s passing, with Tony Iommi echoing the thoughts of the wider metal community by reflecting, “There won’t ever be another like him.

It was a sweltering London day in August 2022 when I met Ozzy Osbourne in person for the last time, at a posh hotel near Hyde Park. I took a seat, but the Prince of Darkness had to lie down because he was exhausted from his triumphant comeback performance in his hometown of Birmingham the night before,

The Back to the Beginning concert paying homage to Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath that is serving as both of their final performances is now underway. It’s a partially sunny and warm day at the Villa Park venue in Birmingham, England and the first sets ...

Online records show that Osbourne played at Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena in 2011 and the old Jacksonville Coliseum in 1986. He also played at the Coliseum with Black Sabbath on the 1978 Never Say Die Tour,