Sharon Osbourne: Black Sabbath Gig Dispute
- Sharon Osbourne has dropped a band from Black Sabbath's final show, citing issues with the band's manager.
- The 'Back to the Beginning' show on July 5 at Villa Park will feature Metallica, Slayer, pantera, and Gojira.
- Osbourne told Metal Hammer she removed a band from the lineup due to the manager "making up bullshit lies." She added, "I don’t care what this person says...
Sharon Osbourne sparks drama at Black Sabbath’s final gig! The iconic manager axed a band, citing disputes with their manager, making headlines as the legendary metal group prepares for their last performance in Birmingham.The lineup, already featuring Metallica, Slayer, and Pantera, now has a missing piece, creating intense speculation! Ozzy Osbourne vows to perform, battling health issues, ensuring a memorable farewell.this controversial move adds another layer of intrigue to what promises to be a historic event. News Directory 3 is following the story closely. Discover what’s next as details unfold about the mystery band’s removal and the spectacular send-off!
Sharon Osbourne Removes Band from Black Sabbath Final Gig Lineup
Updated June 10, 2025
Sharon Osbourne has dropped a band from Black Sabbath’s final show, citing issues with the band’s manager. The legendary metal band is reuniting for their last ever performance in birmingham,England.
The ‘Back to the Beginning’ show on July 5 at Villa Park will feature Metallica, Slayer, pantera, and Gojira. A global livestream will also be available on pay-per-view.
Osbourne told Metal Hammer she removed a band from the lineup due to the manager “making up bullshit lies.” She added, “I don’t care what this person says about me… as he doesn’t know me.”
The identity of the removed band remains unknown. Online speculation initially suggested Tool was dropped, but this was later refuted.
Osbourne previously discussed Black Sabbath’s legacy, stating, “Look at what they leave – it’s a huge, great body of work that they’ve left for the world. Provided that you’ve got that, it’s never goodbye.”
Ozzy Osbourne, despite health concerns, intends to perform at the final show. He told The Guardian he would “do the best I can,” but may be sitting down. He added that the band will play “a couple of songs each.”
Tom Morello will serve as Music Director and perform at the event. Other artists slated to appear include Billy Corgan, Slash, Duff McKagan, Alice In Chains, Limp Bizkit, and Korn members.
“He wants to say thank you to everybody,” she added. “He didn’t have that chance because of his illness, but now he does have the chance.”
What’s next
Fans anticipate Black Sabbath’s final performance and the star-studded lineup at Villa Park on July 5. The global livestream will allow fans worldwide to witness the historic event.