Ozzy Osbourne Was ‘Flying High’ Until the ‘Day He Passed’ After Final Concert, Sharon Osbourne Says: ‘We Hadn’t Seen Him That Way in Years’

Oct 21, 2026 2:58am PT Ozzy Osbourne Was ‘Flying High’ Until the ‘Day He Passed’ After Final Concert, Sharon Osbourne Says: ‘We Hadn’t Seen Him That Way in Years’

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Ozzy Osbourne‘s final “Back to the Beginning” concert kept him “flying high” until the day he died, his wife Sharon Osbourne said.

Speaking at a London screening of the film “Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning” — which chronicles the July 5, 2025 Birmingham show that took place just weeks before the heavy metal legend’s death at 76 — on Tuesday night, Sharon recalled the importance of the event to Ozzy. Besides featuring the final performances from Ozzy and Black Sabbath, “Back to the Beginning” brought together other genre heavyweights including Metallica, Guns N’ Roses, Slayer, Pantera, Tool and more.

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