SHARON OSBOURNE Confirms OZZY’s Touring Days Are Over: ‘He’s Done. We’re Going Home And Shutting The Door’ After Final Birmingham Concert

SHARON OSBOURNE Confirms OZZY’s Touring Days Are Over: ‘He’s Done. We’re Going Home And Shutting The Door’ After Final Birmingham Concert

 

**Sharon Osbourne Confirms Ozzy’s Touring Days Are Over: “He’s Done. We’re Going Home and Shutting the Door”**

 

*An era in rock history has come to a close.*

 

After decades of defying odds, gravity, and even medical diagnoses, **Ozzy Osbourne**, the Prince of Darkness himself, has taken his final bow on the live stage. In a bittersweet confirmation, **Sharon Osbourne** has publicly stated that Ozzy’s days of touring are officially over following his emotional final concert in **Birmingham**, the city where it all began.

 

> *“He’s done. We’re going home and shutting the door,”* Sharon said with a mixture of pride and heartbreak.

 

### The End of the Road in Birmingham

 

Ozzy’s final concert, held in his hometown of **Birmingham, England**, wasn’t just another show — it was a full-circle moment. The man who co-founded **Black Sabbath** more than five decades ago brought his storied career to a close in the very city that birthed heavy metal.

 

The performance was emotional, raw, and symbolic — a thank-you to the fans who followed him through the chaos, the comebacks, the controversies, and the countless curtain calls.

 

### Health Battles and a Hero’s Exit

 

Ozzy, now 75, has faced a string of serious health issues in recent years, including Parkinson’s disease, neck and spine surgeries, and a fall that further compromised his mobility. Despite these challenges, he remained determined to perform again, even if just once more.

 

That determination came to life on the Birmingham stage. Assisted but unwavering, he gave everything he had left. The voice was there. The energy. The gratitude. It was a farewell soaked in legacy, not pity.

 

Sharon, ever his fiercest supporter and protector, made it clear that it was time to draw the line—not in defeat, but in dignity.

 

> *“He’s given everything. His body just can’t take the road anymore,”* she added.

 

### A Legacy That Can’t Be Toured Away

 

Ozzy’s retirement from touring doesn’t mean retirement from legacy. With over **100 million records sold**, multiple solo classics like *“Crazy Train,”* *“No More Tears,”* and *“Mama, I’m Coming Home,”* plus his revolutionary work with Black Sabbath, Ozzy’s influence remains embedded in the DNA of modern rock and metal.

 

From biting the head off a bat to pioneering dark, theatrical performance, he wasn’t just a frontman — he was a movement.

 

And while the stage may be dark now, his music will continue to scream through speakers, arenas, and the souls of fans for generations to come.

 

### Final Thoughts

 

This isn’t just the end of Ozzy Osbourne’s touring career. It’s the end of a rock & roll chapter that defied mortality, convention, and time itself. The world may never see another like him — chaotic yet beloved, tortured yet inspiring.

 

Ozzy’s going home. The door is closing.

 

But make no mistake: the legend never leaves.

**

Long live the Prince of Darkness.** 🖤⚡