In a historic farewell, Ozzy Osbourne delivered his final solo performance at the Back to the Beginning concert, a memorable event that featured some of his most iconic collaborators joining him on stage. This spectacular concert not only marked a significant milestone in Ozzy’s illustrious career but also served as a celebration of his profound impact on the rock music landscape.

For this unforgettable performance, Ozzy was supported by a talented lineup, including drummer Tommy Clufetos, renowned guitarist Zakk Wylde, skilled keyboardist Adam Wakeman, and accomplished bassist Mike Inez. As he made his grand entrance, Ozzy took his place on a striking throne, fittingly adorned with a bat, which has become a symbol of his legendary persona.

The concert opened with an emotionally charged rendition of “I Don’t Know,” the lead track from his groundbreaking debut album, Blizzard of Ozz. This powerful opening set the tone for the evening, showcasing Ozzy’s enduring vocal strength and stage presence.

Continuing to draw from his iconic debut, Ozzy captivated the audience with stellar performances of “Mr. Crowley” and “Suicide Solution.” Each song resonated deeply with fans, highlighting the timeless quality of his music and his ability to connect with audiences on a personal level.

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In a touching moment, Ozzy took a break to address the crowd, and his emotion was palpable as he reflected on his career. Despite the heartfelt sentiment, he quickly transitioned back into performance mode, delivering an inspiring rendition of “Mama I’m Coming Home” from his acclaimed No More Tears album.

Bringing the five-song set to a thrilling conclusion, Ozzy performed “Crazy Train,” arguably the most iconic song of his career and a timeless anthem in the world of heavy metal. True to his flamboyant style, the performance ended with a spectacular display of confetti cannons that showered the audience, leaving them exhilarated and celebrating his remarkable journey.

Setlist Highlights from Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Concert on July 5, 2025

1. “I Don’t Know”
2. “Mr. Crowley”
3. “Suicide Solution”
4. “Mama I’m Coming Home”
5. “Crazy Train”