
Guns N’ Roses just set the stage on fire at Ozzy Osbourne’s farewell “Back to the Beginning” show, paying tribute to Black Sabbath with four thunderous covers that had the entire crowd on its feet and the metal world buzzing. Axl Rose kicked off the tribute with “It’s Alright,” capturing the soulful vibe of the Sabbath classic before diving straight into the fierce energy of “Never Say Die.” And if that wasn’t enough, Guns N’ Roses closed their set with their own anthems “Welcome to the Jungle” and “Paradise City,” reminding everyone why they are still one of the greatest live bands on the planet.
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Guns N’ Roses Ignite Metal Mayhem at Ozzy Osbourne’s Farewell Show with Blistering Black Sabbath Tribute
July 14, 2025 – Birmingham, UK
In a night already etched in the history of heavy metal, Guns N’ Roses brought down the house at Ozzy Osbourne’s emotional “Back to the Beginning” farewell show, held in his hometown of Birmingham. As a tribute to the Prince of Darkness and the legacy of Black Sabbath, the iconic rock band delivered a jaw-dropping set that had fans roaring from start to finish.
Axl Rose opened the tribute with a hauntingly soulful rendition of “It’s Alright,” channeling the depth and vulnerability of the Sabbath deep cut. With Slash’s searing guitar work leading the way, the band then launched into a fiery performance of “Never Say Die,” amping up the crowd and paying thunderous homage to Sabbath’s rebellious spirit.
But the celebration didn’t stop there. Guns N’ Roses rounded out their set with their own legendary hits — “Welcome to the Jungle” and “Paradise City” — igniting a full-blown frenzy in the arena. The energy was electric, and the moment served as a perfect bridge between two generations of rock royalty.
The performance has already sent shockwaves through the metal community, with fans and critics alike hailing it as one of the most memorable live moments in recent history. Social media exploded with praise for the band’s Sabbath salute, and tributes poured in from artists across the music world.
Ozzy, who watched the tribute from backstage with a smile, later took the stage for an emotional farewell, capping off a night that celebrated not just an end — but the everlasting power of rock and roll.
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