10 · 06 · 2025
Sharon Osbourne appears to have removed a band from the line-up of Black Sabbath’s final performance.
The band will come together for one last farewell, accompanied by a remarkable lineup of rock and metal icons. Titled ‘Back to the Beginning’, the event is scheduled for July 5th, with Black Sabbath taking over Birmingham’s Villa Park.
Support acts will include Metallica, Slayer, Gojira, Pantera, and more, with the entire show available worldwide via pay-per-view.
However, it seems one band has already been cut from the final performance's line-up, with Sharon Osbourne alleging that their manager was “fabricating falsehoods”.
In an interview with Metal Hammer, the music industry veteran – who is also the long-time manager of Ozzy Osbourne – disclosed that internal disagreements led to one band being dropped from the event.
“I had a massive dispute with a manager regarding this celebration for Ozzy and Sabbath,” she expressed. “It was probably the worst I’ve felt in years.”
“I don’t care what this person says or thinks about me because he doesn’t know me,” she stated. “And now he’s spreading falsehoods because I excluded his band from the line-up.”
Known for her assertiveness, Sharon Osbourne remarked that she doesn't “care what others say,” adding: “Because you know what? I don’t have affection for them. I care about what those who love me say about me. You can’t worry about what the industry thinks, as you don’t love them; thus it can’t hurt you. It doesn’t.”
So, who might it be?
Fans observed that Tool was missing from the poster design, but a representative for the band insists they are still completely confirmed for the event.
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Sharon Osbourne appears to have removed a band from the roster for Black Sabbath's final performance. The group will come together for one last appearance, supported by an