- Birmingham will celebrate the first Ozzy Day on July 22 with a free program of live music, public art, special performances, and shared experiences honoring the life, legacy, and heritage of the Prince of Darkness.
- A special lunchtime performance by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (CBSO) will take place at Bullring, while visitors can capture the moment with free commemorative Polaroids alongside a specially dressed Ozzy the Bull at Birmingham New Street.
- Bostin Brass will perform a series of pop-up shows across the city, bringing the music of Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath to the streets of Birmingham.
- A bespoke limited-edition T-shirt featuring a triumphant Ozzy Osbourne graphic from his farewell concert will be available for purchase at Selfridges, Bullring starting July 22, while stocks last.
- The Birmingham Music Archive will invite fans to share their stories and memories of Ozzy Osbourne at Birmingham New Street, contributing to a commemorative guestbook.
- Sam Watson, Chair of Central BID Birmingham, stated that Ozzy Day is a fantastic example of Birmingham working together to celebrate the legendary Ozzy Osbourne.
- Councillor Deborah Harries emphasized Ozzy Osbourne's significance as one of Birmingham's foremost cultural figures and the importance of honoring his legacy.
Birmingham will celebrate the first 'Ozzy Day' on July 22, honoring the legendary Ozzy Osbourne with a vibrant program of live music, public art, and fan tributes. The event, organized by Central BID and OPUS in collaboration with Birmingham City Council, aims to showcase the city's cultural heritage and Osbourne's profound impact on music.124567
The festivities will include a special lunchtime performance by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (CBSO) at Bullring, alongside pop-up performances by Bostin Brass, who will bring the music of Ozzy and Black Sabbath to the streets. Fans can also capture memories with free commemorative Polaroids featuring a specially dressed Ozzy the Bull at Birmingham New Street.3
A limited-edition T-shirt, featuring a graphic from Osbourne's farewell concert and a list of all 52 gigs he played in Birmingham, will be available for purchase at Selfridges, while stocks last. Sam Watson, Chair of Central BID Birmingham, emphasized the collaborative effort, stating, “Ozzy Day is a fantastic example of Birmingham working together to celebrate the legendary Ozzy Osbourne.”8

Councillor Deborah Harries remarked on Osbourne's significance, saying, “Ozzy Osbourne is one of Birmingham’s foremost cultural figures, and we continue to honour his legacy here in the city, where his journey began.” The day will also feature the Birmingham Music Archive, inviting fans to share their stories and reflections, contributing to a commemorative guestbook that will become part of the day's lasting legacy.
The event will take place at various iconic locations, including the Black Sabbath Bench and Bridge, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, and Martineau Place, creating a city-wide celebration of Osbourne's extraordinary legacy.
“The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra will perform a lunchtime concert at Bullring, and a limited-edition T-shirt featuring Ozzy's farewell image and listing his 52 Birmingham gigs will be sold at Selfridges. Fans can contribute memories to a commemorative guestbook at Birmingham New Street, part of the day's lasting legacy.”
