Ozzy Osbourne Dies Age 76 Fans Honor Across UK, US

Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary heavy metal singer and frontman of Black Sabbath, died at the age of 76, just weeks after his farewell performance at Birmingham's Villa Park. Throughout his career, Osbourne was known for his energetic and theatrical performances, including the infamous bat-biting incident in 1982, which did not deter his passionate fanbase. Fans have paid tribute to him at landmarks such as Birmingham's Black Sabbath Bridge, reflecting the deep impact of his music and persona. Despite rumors, there is no evidence to confirm that Osbourne traveled to Switzerland for assisted suicide, though his wife Sharon had previously spoken of a suicide pact in case of debilitating illness. Osbourne was a frequent visitor to Milwaukee during his touring years, delivering memorable shows both solo and with Black Sabbath, and maintained a strong connection with his audience until his final years, even performing at Michigan's Pine Knob in 2018 amid health challenges. His death marks the end of an era for heavy metal, as fans worldwide mourn the loss of the 'Prince of Darkness.'