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Yungblud's Emotional Ozzy Tribute in Birmingham

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Yungblud pays emotional tribute to Ozzy Osbourne in Birmingham, covering Changes and dedicating it to the late rock legend. The crowd joins in, chanting Ozzys name and providing backing vocals. Despite tears, Yungblud performs six more songs, ending with Loner and Zombie. His Idols World Tour continues in London and the US next month.

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Yungblud's Emotional Ozzy Tribute in Birmingham

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Yungblud's Emotional Ozzy Tribute in Birmingham. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 24th. This is Music News Today, your AI-powered source for everything, music. Young blood delivered a raw emotional tribute to the late Ozzy Osborne right in the Rock Legends hometown of Birmingham. During his show at the Utility Arena on Thursday, April 23rd, he covered Black Sabbath's changes, dedicating it straight to Ozzy up in the sky. The moment hit hard, leaving him in tears behind the mic. His performance echoed Black Sabbath's recent farewell concert, back to the beginning, also in Birmingham. Young blood admitted he'd been nervous for days about dropping the track there, knowing how much Ozzy shaved his path. The crowd felt a deep, erupting in chance of Ozzy's name as piano notes kicked in. They jumped in with backing vocals, carrying him through the emotional peak when tears took over. Even drained, young blood powered through six more songs, wrapping with heavy hitters like Loner and Zombie. The full set kept the energy alive for fans. His idol's world tour heads to London tonight, then crosses to the U.S. next month, kicking

off May 1st at Michigan Lottery Amphitheater and Sterling. Heights, keep an eye on his site for tickets, pure fire ahead.

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