The Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery will host an exhibit about Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath

In their hometown of Birmingham, UK, Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath are frequently honoured with local landmarks, art exhibits, and installations. Two new displays have been planned in anticipation of the July 5th live sendoff for each of the legendary heavy metal bands. The Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery will host an exhibition showcasing Osbourne‘s metal journey from June 25 to September 28. The free exhibition, which is named after Osbourne‘s 1995 song, will feature a number of awards that he has received over the years, including those related to his five Grammy Award victories, his induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, his platinum and gold records, as well as photographs, videos, and other materials that document his rise to fame in heavy metal. A free outdoor Black Sabbath photography exhibition in Victoria Square and a new painting by Mr. Murals honouring the band will also be unveiled on June 25th. The mural will be located on Navigation Street near New Street Station.

Ozzy is proof that no matter where you start in life, with passion, grit, and a little bit of madness, you can achieve the extraordinary. This exhibition is a thank you to the fans and the city of Birmingham — the place where it all began. We’re so proud to bring it home. Sharon Osbourne

Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath helped shape modern music and put Birmingham on the global cultural map. These exhibitions are a celebration of our city’s creativity, heritage and influence — and a chance for fans to walk in the footsteps of legends.

Sam Watson – chair of the Central Business Improvement District of Birmingham

We are incredibly proud to host this prestigious exhibition dedicated to Ozzy Osbourne — a true Brummie icon whose influence spans generations and continents. Celebrating the life and achievements of someone so deeply connected to the city aligns perfectly with our mission to reflect and share Birmingham’s rich and diverse cultural heritage. We can’t wait to welcome visitors from near and far. Sara Wajid and Zak Mensah – CEOs at Birmingham Museums Trust,