Details of the funeral courtship of Ozzy Osbournewhich will travel its hometown, Birmingham.
The funeral courtship will take place tomorrow (July 30) and will offer fans of the city the opportunity to present their respects to the heavy metal pioneer.
The singer’s body of Black Sabbath He will be transferred back to Birmingham for a procession that will travel Broad Street street in the city center from 1 PM (local time). The BBC revealed the news and the funeral car will go to the bridge and bank of Black Sabbath, where thousands of people have gathered to leave flowers and messages in tribute to the artist.
It will take place before a private funeral, and local musicians Bostin ‘Brass will accompany the procession.
“We are going to pay our last tribute to one of Birmingham’s greatest living legends”declared the mayor of Birmingham, Zafar Iqbal. “He put Birmingham on the map. He put Aston on the map.”
Tributes to Ozzy Osbourne after his death
People from all over the world have traveled to leave Moving tributes on the Black Sabbath bridge After the death of Osbourne on July 22. He was 76 years old.
There is also a condolences book that allows fans to write their own messages about what the singer meant for them. Numerous people have made a tail to leave their condolences in the book, including the mayor of the city.
Shortly after the news of their death was known, fans joined to ask that both Birmingham airport and a scenario of the Download Festival They will bear the name of the late singer. A petition at Change.org for the former got more than 5000 signatures in less than two days and currently has almost 47,000.
Innumerable fans and figures from the world of music have shared tributes to the singer of “Crazy Train”, among them Zak Starkey, Adam Sandler, Tobias Forge de Ghost, Alice Cooper, Elton John, Yungblud, Billie Joe Armstrong, Jack White, Coldplay, Gojira and Jake E. Lee. His Sabbath classmates, Tony Iommi, Bill Ward and Geezer ButlerThey have also shared moved messages.
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