Coldable Cover of the famous Black Sabbath song Changes To the late Ozi Osborn during her concert at the Nissan Stadium in Nashville on Tuesday, July 22nd.
The honor came a few hours after the Osborne family confirmed his death at the age of 76.
“We would like to dedicate this entire offer to the amazing, talent and personal genius called the gift to the world that was Ozchi Osborne,” said Chris Martin, sending love to the Ospuren family.
After performing the song, Martin added, “Ozzy, we love you, wherever you are.” Emotional performance was captured by fans and participated on social media, and the band respected the legend of heavy metals.
Ozzy Osbourne was a leading figure in heavy metals, known for his work as a black Saturday man. Born in December 3, 1948, in Birmingham, England, Osborne helped form this species with the words of the Day of Resurrection in the band, Reefs, and the pace of Blouding.
Despite his struggles with health issues, including Parkinson’s disease, Osborne continued to perform and entertain his fans to the end.
Earlier this month, Yungblud made a cover from Changes In Black Sabbath’s Back to Beginning Anmitte Concept in Birmingham, UK. The party’s revenues went to the support of Cure Parkinson’s, BirMingham Children’s Hospital, and Acorns for Children.
After the death of Osborne, Yungblud shared a heart honor on Instagram, saying: “I didn’t think you will leave soon … I will never forget you – you will be in every note that I sing and every time I walk on stage.”
The Osporen family issued a statement on July 22, announced his death and asked for respect for its privacy during this difficult time. The statement said: “It is more sad than just the words that can be conveyed that we must report the beloved Osbi Osburn this morning,” the statement said.
“He was with his family and surrounded love.”