Black Sabbath has experienced numerous transformations throughout their remarkable career, but one intriguing aspect remains: which of their iconic songs featuring Ozzy Osbourne have never graced the live stage? This legendary metal band made their debut concert appearance in August 1969, marking nearly 56 years of unforgettable Sabbath performances. Although they concluded their final tour in 2017, the announcement of an additional show scheduled for 2025 reignites their status as an active band, thrilling fans worldwide.

In anticipation of their upcoming final performance, we are diving deep into their extensive setlists to identify the tracks from the Osbourne era that have never been performed live. We meticulously examined every song from the self-titled Black Sabbath album released in 1970 through to Never Say Die in 1978, including their last studio album, 13, released in 2013. This data was sourced from Setlist.fm’s comprehensive tour statistics, shedding light on their live performance history.

Excluding instrumental pieces, we’ve discovered that a total of 20 songs from the albums featuring Ozzy Osbourne were not included in any live setlists, as indicated by Setlist.fm. It’s important to note that there may have been instances where these tracks were performed for special events outside of traditional concerts.

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As expected, every track from their debut album has been performed live at least once. However, it is noteworthy that at least one song from each subsequent album featuring Ozzy Osbourne was never showcased during live performances, highlighting some hidden gems in their discography.

Take a moment to scroll through the album covers displayed below, where you will find a comprehensive list of songs that have never been performed live. Additionally, two bonus tracks have also been included for enthusiasts to enjoy.