Ozzy Osbourne is gearing up for his final concert with Black Sabbath, describing the preparation as akin to 'starting from scratch' due to his recent health challenges.

Scheduled for July 5, 2025, the concert will take place at Villa Park in Birmingham, England, marking a significant event for both Osbourne and his fans.

The lineup features other major acts including Metallica, Slayer, Pantera, Guns N' Roses, and Tool, promising an unforgettable night of music.

This concert is not just a farewell; it serves as a tribute to Black Sabbath, honoring their legendary status and the journey of artists facing uncertainty.

Kerry King of Slayer expressed his honor at being part of this tribute, referring to Black Sabbath as the 'Godfathers of Metal' during an interview.

Black Sabbath's influence on heavy metal is undeniable, with Tony Iommi's heavy riffing credited as a foundational element that shaped the genre.

Lzzy Hale, a long-time Black Sabbath fan, is particularly excited about the concert, having learned her first guitar riff from their song 'Heaven And Hell'.

Listeners can participate in a contest for a chance to win tickets to this monumental concert, with winners to be announced on May 2, 2025.

Osbourne's commitment to this performance is evident in his rigorous training regimen, combining physical therapy and endurance training to ensure he delivers an unforgettable show.

Hale also reflected on the impact of Ozzfest on her career, highlighting the festival's significance in the metal music scene.

King noted the evolution of personal dynamics within Slayer after 40 years, mentioning that he and Araya seldom communicate outside of performances.

Rehearsals for Slayer's performance are set for June 2025, with the full lineup expected to collaborate on their song choice for the concert.