Tickets for Black Sabbath‘s reunion show went on sale to the general public today (Feb. 14), and fans don’t seem very happy with the turnout. Sabbath announced the show, which will feature all four original members of the group,

Black Sabbath fans disappointed to miss out on ‘once in a lifetime’ reunion gig - The show in Birmingham will see the band’s original line-up reunite for the first time in 20 years supported by many of the acts they influenced.

Black Sabbath has announced plans for one final reunion performance in their hometown of Birmingham on July 5th.

It's one last time for Ozzy Osbourne and he's got his Black Sabbath mates and an all-star lineup joining him for a special concert.

Excitement for Black Sabbath's reunion gig is spreading after tickets went on general sale. Fans who managed to secure tickets in the scramble were celebrating on Friday, while those less fortunate tried not to feel too "paranoid".

Ozzy Osbourne's July 2025 reunion concert with Black Sabbath will mark his 'full stop,' his wife Sharon said in 2025.

Tony Iommi is the lone member of Black Sabbath to appear on all 19 of the studio albums. In fact, 1986's Seventh Star was initially meant to be an Iommi solo record before last minute pressure from their label led it to being released under the Black Sabbath moniker.

Osbourne, who revealed in 2020 that he has Parkinson's disease, will join Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward for the all-day "Back To The Beginning" show in Birmingham, central England, where the band formed in 1968.

Black Sabbath are reuniting for their final ever gig in Birmingham this summer, but fans have been left fuming with ticket sales after they disappeared at an alarming rate