Ozzy Osbourne, the iconic frontman of Black Sabbath and a pioneering figure in heavy metal, passed away at 76 on July 22, 2025, after a lengthy battle with health issues, leaving behind a profound legacy in music.
His final performance occurred just weeks prior on July 5, during an emotional farewell concert in Birmingham, England, where he had solidified his legacy and connection with fans.
The subsequent funeral procession on July 30 saw tens of thousands gather to honor the "Prince of Darkness," with fans lining the streets of Birmingham, reflecting his immense popularity and impact.
Ozzy's family, including his devoted wife Sharon and children Kelly, Jack, and Louis, emotionally participated in the procession, embodying the personal heartache caused by his passing.
Tributes flooded in from fans and fellow musicians alike, commemorating Ozzy's groundbreaking contributions to music and culture, solidifying his status as a beloved cultural icon.
Heartfelt messages, including one from Kelly Osbourne, highlighted the profound bond between father and daughter, resonating with fans who cherished their relationship and Ozzy's lasting influence.