Ozzy Osbourne - the godfather of heavy metal and an enduring symbol of rock 'n' roll rebellion - has passed away at the age of 76.
And to shine a little light into this sad time, we're giving you the opportunity to share your tributes and memories of the Prince of Darkness.
The distinctive voice of the Black Sabbath legend - once the eerie chant in darkened concert halls and the roar that shook stadiums - now echoes in the timeless legacy he leaves behind. Ozzy didn’t just define a genre - he reshaped the music world with his fearless creativity, chaotic energy, and raw honesty. From the haunting riffs of Black Sabbath to the anthems of his solo career like Crazy Train and No More Tears, Ozzy gave us a timeless soundtrack for not only rebellion, but sorrow, and joy, too.
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Beyond the stage, Ozzy was a figure of resilience and reinvention. Despite battles with addiction and illness, he remained a magnetic force - a symbol of survival, humour, and heart. His public life, including the unforgettable reality TV years with The Osbournes, revealed a man who was as vulnerable as he was outrageous.
And as Sabbath's surviving members - Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward - share their deeply fond memories of this titan of metal, we want to give you the chance to do the same.
Use our tribute map to tell us about what Ozzy means to you, the songs that moved you, the concerts that changed you, or the moments when his voice was your light in the dark. Whether you met him in person or only through his music, every story counts.
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