Ozzy Osbourne‘s final live performance at the historic Back to the Beginning concert on July 5, will be captured in a 100-minute film set for release in early 2026. The concert film is produced by Mercury Studios, and will feature highlights from the 10-hour farewell event, which went on to set a record as the highest grossing benefit concert of all time. In addition to capturing the reunion of all four original members of Black Sabbath as well as Ozzy’s solo set, the film will include additional performances from the star-studded lineup, behind-the-scenes footage, and interviews with guest performers. One of the day’s many standout performances was turned in by Yungblud, who has announced that he will release his live performance of “Changes” from the show as a standalone single. In addition to the concert film news, Osbourne has also announced the publication of his new memoir, Last Rites, which will be out on October 7 via Grand Central Publishing. (Rolling Stone)
