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Iommi: Still Can't Believe Ozzy's Gone
22 Jul
Summary
- Tony Iommi remembers his 'dear friend' Ozzy Osbourne one year after his passing.
- Ozzy Osbourne died aged 76 following a farewell concert with Black Sabbath.
- Sharon Osbourne highlighted Ozzy's authenticity and his love for his hometown.
Guitarist Tony Iommi has marked the first anniversary of his Black Sabbath bandmate Ozzy Osbourne's death, expressing that he still finds it hard to believe Osbourne is gone. Iommi shared that he and Osbourne, who passed away at age 76, regularly spoke about their health issues and lives.
Iommi fondly recalled their final performance with the original Black Sabbath lineup in Birmingham, a moment he cherishes. He noted the immense love and support from fans following Osbourne's passing.
Osbourne's widow, Sharon, spoke to BBC Radio West Midlands, emphasizing Ozzy's authentic and charismatic personality. She highlighted his deep connection to Birmingham, his hometown, where "Ozzy Day" events commemorated his life.
Their daughter, Kelly Osbourne, shared a poignant message on Instagram, describing her father's death as the most difficult experience of her life. She reflected on his working-class roots and lasting impact.
Billy Morrison, a frequent collaborator, also paid tribute, sharing a photo and expressing how much he misses his friend.
