While rockers are fighting against Parkinson’s disease, he looks ahead after Black Sabbath’s last show

Ozzy Osbourne, the singer, songwriter and strangely pronounced media mogul, who became famous in the 1970s as the lead singer of the heavy metal band Black Sabbath, has announced his retirement from Touring.

Word is Osbourne canceled his upcoming stops on his farewell circuit “No more more Tours II”.

He told the fans that he was “not physically capable” to deal with the trip and to contain all of these tours.

It is not a secret Osbourne in which Parkinson’s disease was diagnosed in 2020.

In ratimes.com it was reported that, according to his wife Sharon Osbourne, Osbourne is “very happy” about his upcoming final concert, even if his fight against Parkinson’s disease continues to demand physical stress.

Sharon, the former co-moderator of “The Talk”, was somewhat close and personally during a recently carried out interview in relation to the condition of her husband.

She told the British tabloid that the black Sabbath figure and self-proclaimed “prince of darkness” “a progressive illness” and “not something that they can stabilize”.

She further explained that the disease affects different parts of the body and influenced his legs in Ozzy’s case.

Her update follows the statements of Ozzy Osbourne about his state during an episode of his radio show “Ozzy Speaks” – at the end of the last month.

The famous rocker and “Osbournes” reality TV personality told co-moderator Billy Morrison that “I can’t walk”, and said that he prefers to take past conversations that contain the progress of his disability.

The 76 -year -old Osbourne further explains that despite all the complaints, he is still alive.

He divided another explanation About his legacy.

“My fans supported me for so many years and I really want to thank you and say goodbye to you,” he said. “That’s what the Villa Park Show is about.”

Osbourne said that there were “times when I thought my number had expired.”

Ozzy may have some physical restrictions on his last show, but Sharon told the sun that his voice had stopped.

“He is very happy to come back and be very emotional,” she said. “Parkinson’s is a progressive illness. It is not something you can stabilize. It affects different parts of the body and influenced its legs. But his voice is almost never before. “

All four members of Black Sabbath will be the focus again on July 5th in the Aston Villa to see a show entitled “Back to the beginning”.

He divided another explanation About his legacy.

“My fans supported me for so many years and I really want to thank you and say goodbye to you,” he said. “That’s what the Villa Park Show is about.”

“It is my time to return to the beginning … time for me to return to the place where I was born.” Osbourne said in a contribution to X. “How blessed I am with the help of people I love. Birmingham is the real home of Metal. Birmingham forever. “

Tom Morello, who is listed as the music director of the show, said: “This will be the largest heavy metal show ever.”

Sharon also told the sun that her husband was “very emotional” in relation to his upcoming final.

The One-Day Rock Fest will highlight the “True Creators of Heavy Metal” and offers appearances by Metallica, Slayer, Pantera, Alice in Chains, Gojira, Halestorm, Lamb of God and other rock groups. The Billy Corgan of Pumpkins, Jonathan Davis von Korn and Limp Bizkit front man Fred Durst are also among the artists of the line -up.

The full list of current actors can be found on the Instagram and X -sides of Black Sabbath.

Note that the proceeds for charity organizations Cure Parkinson, Birmingham Children’s Hospital and Acorn Children’s Hospice benefit.