A new report found that that Black Sabbath's Villa Park concert contributed a total of £33.8 million to the UK economy.

New figures from the University of Birmingham show Black Sabbath's Back to the Beginning show at Villa Park made a total of £33.8m, with most remaining in the region. Thousands of heavy metal fans made the pilgrimage on 5 July to see some of the greatest names in the genre perform during the day festival.

New analysis from the University of Birmingham finds that Osbourne's last concert contributed £33.8 million to the UK economy (£27.6 million West Midlands).

Sharon and Kelly Osbourne — who starred alongside Ozzy in the family's genre-defining reality show — were in tears as they lay flowers at the Black Sabbath Bridge in Birmingham, England.

We now know what happens next to the hundreds of tributes left in memory of Ozzy Osbourne on the Black Sabbath Bridge in Birmingham, England. Video Shows What Happened To Ozzy Tributes Moments after Osbourne’s death became public knowledge,

Fans will be given a chance to pay their respects to heavy metal legend Ozzy Osbourne when his cortege travels through his home city of Birmingham. The Black Sabbath singer's body will be brought back for a procession that will travel along Broad Street in the city centre from 13:00 BST on Wednesday.

The metal icon was unable to perform at Ozzy's final Back to the Beginning show last month due to a previously scheduled show.

Fans lined the streets of Birmingham to bid farewell to the "Prince of Darkness" after the Black Sabbath frontman's death at 76.

Ozzy Osbourne’s friend has revealed a touching moment from the heavy metal icon’s funeral. The Prince of Darkness was laid to rest in Birmingham on 30 July in a private ceremony following a public procession from his childhood home and through Birmingham city centre.

The 60-minute special was filmed between 2022-2025 and focuses on Ozzy and Sharon's return home to the UK and the preparations for that legendary final show at Villa Park