Black Sabbath - Final Show - July 5, 2025

[Behn Wilson]

I am seriously thinking of going to this. Final time ever and first time in many years the original 4 playing together. Plus opening acts Metallica, Slayer, Pantera, and more plus an Ozzy solo set. If I can get a ticket at a reasonable rate I am seriously tempted to fly to Birmingham for this. Would be event of a lifetime for me. Not likely I will pull this off, but I hope I can make it.

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[Ozz]

I would have loved to go, mostly to bring my son to see Ozzy, but with the way we had our last opportunity canceled on us and the larger logistics of getting across the pond, it's just not gonna happen.

At least I've seen Ozzy (w and w/o Sabbath) 30 times, original Pantera and current Pantera a few times, Slayer almost 20 times and Metallica almost 10

I just hope he can pull it off, they offer it for streaming or on DVD or whatever, and that you get to go!

 

[I am not exposed]

Cool line up for this event. But Ozzy can barely stand. He will just be wheeled out. Sad really. Think of Phil Collins recent performances but even worse. The original line up will probably only play about 4 songs.

Glad I saw them in 2013. Yeah, no Bill Ward, but I can live with that.

 

[93gilmour93]

Amazing line up and I'm sure it will be an awesome show even though Ozzy isn't mobile anymore. I'm glad i was able to see Ozzy and Black Sabbath (2013) live over the years. It was always such a party at the Ozzy shows. This concert should be on pay per view....

 

[MetalheadPenguinsFan]

No thanks.

I’ll stick to listening to their ‘98 “Reunion” album with Bill Ward instead.

 

[Ozz]

Cool line up for this event. But Ozzy can barely stand. He will just be wheeled out. Sad really. Think of Phil Collins recent performances but even worse. The original line up will probably only play about 4 songs.

Glad I saw them in 2013. Yeah, no Bill Ward, but I can live with that.

Hey, nuts like me would be happy to go see several shows with him sitting down and *literally* mumbling, so there's still a market for it.