Ozzy Osbourne has revealed that he can no longer walk due to Parkinson's disease, yet he remains optimistic about Black Sabbath's farewell concert scheduled for July 5, 2025, at Villa Park.

This reunion show, titled 'Back to the Beginning,' will feature performances from other metal legends, including Metallica, Slayer, and Pantera.

The concert is anticipated to resonate through generations, celebrating Black Sabbath's significant contribution to music history.

Iommi reflected on Black Sabbath's legacy, noting how their music has stood the test of time since their early albums were recorded live in just two days.

The festival-style atmosphere at Villa Park is expected to create unforgettable moments with collaborative performances among iconic musicians.

The event will commence at noon, showcasing performances where different iconic musicians will play together.

Sharon Osbourne praised Tom Morello for his extensive music knowledge and his organizational role in arranging the performances for the concert.

During an interview, Sharon and Tony Iommi discussed the concert's significance and shared anecdotes from their musical careers.

Sharon highlighted the importance of a group photo with all the legendary musicians at the festival, calling it a moment that will go down in history.

Bill Ward's return to the band is a significant highlight for this reunion, adding to the excitement surrounding the event.

Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler have both expressed their support for the upcoming show on social media.

This reunion is viewed as a fitting farewell for the band, especially in their hometown, providing a platform for charity and celebration.