Black Sabbath completed his prestigious story on Saturday, July 5, with a large -scale one day concert back to Villa Park in Birmingham. The special shows of Ozi Osbourne, Tony Iomi, Geyser Butler and Bill Ward marked the final performance of the legendary band in their hometown, where heavy metal was born.
More than 45,000 fans filled the home ground of Aston Villa FC to celebrate the last stand of Black Sabbath. According to Billboard, the incident that donated all income to charity such as Birmingham Children Hospital honored the impact of the band and gave fans a final chance to see the original lineup together.
There are five standout moments from Black Sabbath’s farewell show:
Mastodon set tone with ‘Supernut’
The American Heavyweight Mastodon opened the show with a powerful cover of Black Sabbath’s supernatant. The drummer Bran Deller stepped into the lead vocals and gave a demonstration that was perfect for Ozi’s raw energy. Members and tools of Gojira add additional collision to the closing, which establish a mood for a day filled with collaboration and tribute.
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God’s lamb brought intense energy with his drain metal hit. Frontman Randy Beliters acted in a frenzy to the crowd, making huge mosques pits. “Thanks to four Sabbath members for invention of the metal,” Blythe told the crowd before throwing his shoes in the audience, making fans to roar.
Nuno BettingCourt’s moving moment with Yungblue
The extreme guitarist Nuno Bettcort spent more time on stage than any other artist appearing in various supergroup sets. He worked with the drummer II of Sleep tokens and Yungblust for a hearty cover of Sabbath changes. Sharon Osbourne was seen in tears during the song, which felt deeply individual due to the version of Ozi and Kelly Osborne.
Metalica distribute heavy hits
Metalica kept the energy elevated with her set, which opens with holes in the sky before going into classics such as creeping deaths and master’s master. The band showed no signs of slowing down the Villa Park with Robert Truzilo’s signature moves and Larse Ulrich’s powerful drumming.
Ozy’s last word and last songs of Sabbath
Ozy Osbourne told fans, “Sitting on an ornate chair with a huge bat above me,” I have been kept for six F -NG years, you don’t know how much it means to me. “They operated through five single hits, strong as usual with their voice. The show was closed on Sabbath’s original four -playing war boar, Nib, Iron Man and Paranoid with finish on Paranoid. The gyger Butler’s bass lines were standing out, reminding everyone why Sabbath remains a huge metal spine.
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