The concert, which took place on Saturday, July 5 at night in Villa Park, Birmingham, marked the final farewell of the heavy metal pioneers. In the concert, the founding members Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward They acted together for the first time since 2005, accompanied by a cast full of stars.
Tom Morello of Rage Against The Machine It was the musical director and the actor Jason Momoa He was the presenter of the event, in addition to being news after starting a Moshpit during the set of Panther.
Among those who acted with Sabbath were Metallica, Slayer, Panther, Alice in Chains, Gojira, Anthrax, Guns N ‘Roses, Korn, Tool, Steven Tyler of Aerosmith And many more.
How was the meeting between Ozzy Osbourne and Axl Rose
For the appearance of Guns N ‘Rosesthe incorporation into the poster marked the first time Axl Rose had the opportunity to meet Ozzy Osbourne. After the event, both the prince of darkness and the singer of “November Rain” quickly shared what the occasion meant for them.
Ozzy shared a photo of both behind the stage and described the GNR singer as a “legend.”
“It was the first time that I met Axl Rose, at my age many legends are not known, seriously, a complete gentleman.”shared in a publication, and then shared another that showed it next to Axl Rose and the guitarist Slash.
Rose shared his own thoughts about meeting the veteran of Heavy Metal in a publication in X/Twitter, saying that he was grateful to be part of the “emotional” and “great” event in Birmingham.
“Wow! What event! Incredible! An incredible audience was very emotional for everyone,” he said. I met Ozzy! (What madness! We had never known him before!). It was great! It was great to meet Sabbath!“
He added: “It was difficult, as I imagine, to see the difficulties of [Ozzy] while at the same time everyone supported him and respectfully respected the challenges he faced. He did it !!!
It was great to meet Ozzy’s family and see friends and acquaintances of all bands and the entertainment world. Thank you very much again to Ozzy, Sharon, Black Sabbath and all fans for inviting us! “
In the event, Guns N ‘Roses paid tribute to the iconic metal band with versions of four of his songs: “It’s Alright”, “Never Say Die”, “Junior’s Eyes” and “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath”. They also interpreted two of their classics: “Welcomome to the Jungle” and “Paradise City”.
Source: Ambito
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