The monumental farewell of Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath‘s touring career is set to make its way to theaters, offering fans an incredible opportunity to relive this historic event in a cinematic experience.

Discover How to Experience Back To The Beginning in Theaters

The Back to the Beginning concert served as a fitting tribute to Ozzy and Black Sabbath, who graced the stage for the last time on July 5 in Villa Park, Birmingham, England. This final performance featured some of the biggest names in rock and metal, such as Metallica, Slayer, and Guns N’ Roses, culminating in an unforgettable grand finale.

Fans eager to witness this monumental event will soon have the chance to experience it all over again. Mercury Studios has announced a concert film that will showcase footage from the Back to the Beginning celebration.

“Presented as a heartfelt love letter to Ozzy and the groundbreaking sound of Black Sabbath, this theatrical release will offer a condensed version of the epic all-day event held at Villa Park,” stated Mercury Studios alongside Ozzy and Black Sabbath in a joint Instagram post.

Back to the Beginning: Ozzy’s Final Bow will hit theaters and will also be available for home viewing sometime in 2026, providing fans with a chance to relive this iconic moment.

Exciting Features to Look Forward to in the Back to the Beginning Movie

Although Back to the Beginning spanned an impressive nine hours of performances, the movie will not capture every single moment from that day. However, fans can anticipate additional perspectives and highlights from the show that will enhance their viewing experience.

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The announcement promises to include exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, insightful interviews, and electrifying live performances that will engage fans and provide a deeper connection to the event.

Notably, the film will feature iconic performances of Sabbath’s timeless classics such as “War Pigs,” “Iron Man,” and “Paranoid.” Additionally, while other acts from that day were not mentioned, a special performance of “Children of the Grave,” which was covered by Lamb of God during Back to the Beginning, is also promised.

For those who can’t wait until next year to hear it, Lamb of God has recently released a studio cover of this Sabbath classic that is now available on all major streaming platforms.