London (AP) – Ozi Osborn The promoters said on Wednesday that for the first time in 20 years, Black Sabbath will be re -united with all the original members, in a fianc The bill is being given.
This band, which is one of the most impressive of all heavy metal bands, will make the headline of the “back” show in Villa Park on July 5, in which home Austin Villa Football Club In Birmingham, England.
“This is my time began … It is time for me to give back the place where I was born,” said in a statement. “How much do I have to do this with the help of the people I love? Birmingham is the real home of metal. Birmingham forever.”
Usborn, who was the front of the band in the 1970s, and was widely known as the “Prince of Darkney”, Sabbath Band Mate, Tony Isomi, Geser Butler and Bill Ward Will provide a short set of your own, join it. For the first time in two decades.
The event all day will also include many large metal bands, including Matlica, Slaire and Alice In Chars, which will soon announce more names.
“This will be the largest heavy metal show ever ever,” said music director Tom Morola.
In 2020, Osbourne revealed that he had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and He stopped Touring in 2023 After the spinal surgery. He has struggled with health issues since the nearly deadly quad motorcycle accident since 2003, which increased in 2019 after falling into the house.
The Sabbath story began in Birmingham in 1968 when the four original members wanted to avoid the work life of the factory. In 1970, his first album made Britain the top 10 and paved the way for hit albums, including the 1971 “Master of Reality” and “Vol”. 4 “a year later – he sold more than 75 million albums worldwide, becoming the most influential and successful metal band so far.
In the early 2000s, the fame of Osbourne spread to the mainstream, when he joined his wife Sharon Osbourne, and his two children had a very successful MTV in MTV’s very successful TV show “The Osborerins”. On the Reality TV show.
All the profits from the July 5 show will go to charity organizations, including Kiver Parkinson’s, Birmingham Children’s Hospital and Acoren Children’s Hospital, supported by Austin Villa.
Tickets are sold on Friday, February 14th.
