Black Sabbath held their farewell show at Villa Park, showcasing classic hits including War Pigs and Paranoid. The performance featured returning drummer Bill Ward, adding a distinct swing, alongside Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Ozzy Osbourne. With 40,000 fans in attendance and a livestream peak of 5.8 million, the event was historic for metal enthusiasts. Birmingham celebrated the band's legacy with various tributes, including the renaming of a bridge and a dedicated bench. However, questions remain about Osbourne's health, leading many to believe this will be their final performance.
Fireworks burst over Villa Park's pitch as Black Sabbath deliver their farewell performance, featuring classic hits like War Pigs and Paranoid before a crowd of 40,000.
With Bill Ward's return adding a unique swing, the legendary members Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Ozzy Osbourne showcased the iconic sound that defined metal music.
Crowds celebrated the final show in Birmingham, the city synonymous with Black Sabbath, marked by various tributes including the renaming of bridges and a dedicated bench.
Despite the nostalgic atmosphere, concerns about Osbourne's health linger, prompting speculation that this truly marks the band's final performance.
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