Black Sabbath Legend Ozzy Osbourne Dies Age 76 After Final Performance

Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary Black Sabbath frontman and solo heavy metal icon, died at age 76 surrounded by family, as confirmed by his loved ones. Despite battling serious health issues, including Parkinson’s diagnosis and a quad bike accident, he continued performing until his final farewell concert in July 2025, which reunited him with his bandmates and raised significant charity funds. Known for his influential music career and cultural impact, Osbourne also gained fame through the reality TV show 'The Osbournes,' showcasing his family life. Colleagues and fans widely mourned his passing, with tributes highlighting his status as a pioneer and inspiration in rock music. Personal anecdotes from friends like ITV's Lucie Cave reveal the charismatic and humorous side of Osbourne, including his pride in unique personal touches like an embellished family crest toilet. His legacy endures through his pioneering contributions to heavy metal and his larger-than-life persona.