“At the age of 76, a cult British musician, the frontman of the band “Black Sabbath” Ozzi Osborne, died. Source: Sky News, citing an official statement by his family literally: “With a sadness that is difficult to convey with words, we have to report that our beloved Ozzi Osborne died this morning.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Sky News with reference to the official statement of his family
Literally: “With a sadness that is difficult to convey in words, we have to report that our beloved Ozzi Osborne died this morning. He was near the family surrounded by love.”
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Details: It is noted that less than three weeks ago, Osborne last went on stage – during a farewell concert at the Villa Park stadium in his native Birmingham. He performed sitting on the throne because of the deterioration of health, but turned to the fans:
“You don’t imagine what I feel – thank you from the bottom of your heart.”
It is reported that in recent years Osborne had serious health problems – he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, as well as complications after falling in 2019. Because of this, he abolished some of the tour, but in 2022 he took the stage during the closure of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
Reference: Oszi Osborne was the founder of Black Sabbath, a band that laid the foundations of the Hevi-metal genre in the 1970s. His hoarse voice and stage provocations became a business card. Among the most recognizable compositions are “Iron Man”, “Paranoid”, “War Pigs”, “Crazy Train” and “Changes”.
In the 2000s, Osborne became a pop star thanks to the reality show The Osbournes on MTV, which showed the life of a musician family in Los Angeles. He also repeatedly got into the headlines of tabloids through stories with alcohol, drugs and outrage – in particular, there is a known case when he bit the battle of bat directly on stage.
Osborn was twice included in the Glory Hall of Rock and Roll (with a band and as a solo artist), has stars on the Walk of Glory in Hollywood and Birmingham, five Grammy awards and other awards, including “Godlike Geniu from NME and Living Legend.
The musician has the wife of Sharon, children Amy, Kelly and Jack, as well as Jessica and Luis – from his first marriage.