Rock icon Ozzy Osbourne has opened up about his plans for his own funeral, insisting he wants it to be a joyous occasion rather than a mournful gathering. The Black Sabbath frontman, who hails from Birmingham, envisions a celebration of his life in his hometown.
In a recent interview, Osbourne shared his unconventional approach to his final farewell. "I don't want it to be a sad affair," he explained. "I want people to remember the good times, the music, and the madness."
A Birmingham Homecoming
The Prince of Darkness confirmed the event will take place in Birmingham, where his musical journey began with Black Sabbath in the late 1960s. While specific details remain private, Osbourne hinted at including elements that reflect his legendary career and eccentric personality.
Celebrating a Rock Legacy
Known for his wild stage antics and groundbreaking heavy metal vocals, Osbourne's funeral plans align with his lifelong reputation for breaking conventions. "I've lived my life loud, and I want to go out the same way," the 75-year-old musician stated.
Fans speculate the event might feature performances from his musical peers and protégés, though no official announcements have been made. What remains clear is that Birmingham will host one final, unforgettable Ozzy Osbourne spectacle.
