Black Sabbath is set to perform their final concert on July 5, 2025, at Villa Park in Birmingham, with tickets selling out in just 16 minutes despite prices soaring to £834.

The concert, titled 'The Back to the Beginning,' will feature an impressive lineup including Metallica, Slayer, Alice In Chains, and Lamb of God.

Ozzy Osbourne, who revealed his battle with Parkinson's disease in 2020, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to perform in his hometown, stating, 'It’s time for me to give back to the place where I was born.'

Sharon Osbourne praised Ozzy's resilience and achievements, highlighting his determination despite health challenges.

While some fans like Simon Humphreys successfully secured hospitality tickets for £1,088, others expressed disappointment at missing out.

Experts have raised concerns about potential scams and inflated prices on unofficial resale sites, urging fans to purchase tickets only from official platforms.

Birmingham City Council is exploring enhancements for the concert, including fan zones and big screens to enrich the experience for attendees.

Fans have criticized Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing, with some tickets reportedly reaching as high as £2,000, raising ethical concerns about affordability.

Ozzy Osbourne gained mainstream fame in the early 2000s through the reality TV show 'The Osbournes,' which showcased his family life.

Despite his deteriorating health, which has left him unable to walk, Osbourne remains determined to deliver a memorable performance.

Chris Heck, President of Business Operations at Aston Villa FC, emphasized the importance of live music events for revenue generation and community engagement.

This concert continues Ozzy's long-standing connection with Aston Villa, reflecting a history of collaboration on various initiatives.