One year after saying goodbye to Ozzy Osbourne, the world is once again turning up the volume in celebration of the man who became the Prince of Darkness.
On July 22, Birmingham will host Ozzy Day, a citywide tribute recognizing its hometown hero and his immeasurable impact on rock and heavy metal. Visitors can enjoy free performances, career exhibitions, and tours of locations forever connected to Ozzy and Black Sabbath's extraordinary history.
The soundtrack for the day will come from Bostin Brass, performing classic songs from both Black Sabbath and Ozzy's solo catalog at multiple stops across the city, including New Street Station, the Bullring, the Black Sabbath Bench, and Martineau Place.
The celebration doesn't stop in the UK. In Los Angeles, fans can continue the tribute at The Kibitz Room, where local musicians will perform the music that helped define heavy metal. The lineup includes Planet Caravan, Wicked Ozzy, and The Horsemen, offering Southern California fans a chance to celebrate the legacy of one of rock's greatest icons.
From Birmingham to Los Angeles, July 22 serves as a reminder that Ozzy Osbourne's influence continues to inspire musicians and fans around the world.
