Ozzy Osbourne: “Here’s how they are monitoring it for farewell”

The wait is growing for the farewell show at the Ozzy Osbourne scenes, scheduled for next July 5 in the Birmingham. And with it also the concerns of the entourage linked to the precarious health conditions of the Black Sabbath frontman. The prince of darkness revealed in 2020 that he was suffering from Parkinson’s disease and in 2023 he also had to undergo a delicate surgery to the spine. According to what filtered by the United Kingdom, Rocker is under very close medical supervision in view of the show of July 5: he himself revealed that his heart rate is monitored daily.

Osbourne answered some fans’ questions to Ozzy Speaks, in Siriusxm, making it known that his blood pressure is measured even 15 times a day. “I have this trainer who helps people return to normal. He is hard, but he is convinced he can do it for me. I’m giving everything I have,” said Ozzy. Osbourne also spoke of how he is mentally preparing for the appointment: “I have a crazy head. I would have died before starting the exercises, so I try to put this aspect in the background”.

The farewell show, “Back to the Beginning”, who will be held in the iconic Villa Park stadium, will see the 76 -year -old Ozzy gather with the Black Sabbath bandmates Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward for the first time in 20 years.