Legendary rock band Black Sabbath reunited in Birmingham for a transferring farewell present, which additionally marked Ozzy Osbourne’s last-ever efficiency. The long-lasting foursome often called the founding fathers of heavy metallic returned to their hometown for his or her last reside present alongside Metallica, Weapons N’ Roses and Disturbed’s David Draiman.

Additionally showing have been Slayer, Software, Pantera, Gojira, Alice in Chains, Lamb of God, Halestorm, Anthrax, Rival Sons, Mastodon, and Yungblud. Nevertheless, as Disturbed’s frontman David took to the stage, the rocker was immediately booed by concertgoers as he joined a supergroup performing Black Sabbath’s Candy Leaf. Then, in a defiant response to the group’s jeering, the 52-year-old requested: “We gonna begin this?” in keeping with Selection.

David was joined on stage by Osbourne’s guitarists, Jake E. Lee and Adam Wakeman, Religion No Extra drummer Mike Bordin, ex-Megadeth bassist David Ellefson, Anthrax guitarist Scott Ian, and Excessive guitarist Nuno Bettencourt.

It’s believed that the booing was in response to the singer’s vocal help for Israel within the conflict on Hamas, as claimed by the publication.

He just lately congratulated Sharon Osbourne after she referred to as for Kneecap’s visas to be revoked following their Coachella efficiency, the place they expressed help for Palestine.

Draiman has additionally shared a photograph of himself signing artillery shells utilized by the IDF in its assault on Gaza, together with the inscription “F*** Hamas.”

The 52-year-old had a Jewish upbringing and spent a part of his childhood and teenage years in Israel.

Regardless of David’s frosty reception from the group, he was rapidly forgotten when Ozzy appeared on stage and set followers right into a frenzy together with his efficiency.

The star appeared overwhelmed by the help from the cheering crowds and was seemingly touched as he thanked them for his or her help all through his 5 a long time in music and poignantly admitted: “You don’t have any thought how I really feel.”

“It is so good to be on this f****** stage, let the insanity start,” and after performing his 1980 hit Suicide Resolution, Ozzy declared: “You have received no thought how I really feel. Thanks from the underside of my coronary heart.”