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Hi everyone,
Were you a fan of Black Sabbath? Have you followed Ozzy Osbourne's solo career since the 80s? If the answer to either of these questions is yes, or if you're just looking for your next gig, this might be for you!
On Wednesday 5 September, you'll be able to get tickets to this artist's upcoming tour on Priority 
Tickets will be on sale for various dates in February 2019 across the UK, and you can find more details here.
Ozzy Osbourne is an English vocalist and songwriter who started his career as the lead vocalist of Black Sabbath, a heavy metal band. Over 10 years later, he moved on to a solo career and has continued releasing successful albums ever since, while asserting his status as an icon of heavy metal and talented songwriter.
Are you interested in this tour? Do you like Ozzy Osbourne, or Heavy Metal in general? Let us know in the comments 
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I've loved Black Sabbath since they started in 1968.
To be honest I'm not sure how Ozzy Osbourne is still alive after all his excesses during the 70's. 
Either way he is a legend and I love him. Though he's not fit enough to sustain a gig for 2 hrs without a lot of help from the rest of the band.
Honestly, nowadays I would rather remember them as they were.
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Black Sabbath played at my university in the US. They played two notes, blew the amps up, walked off stage and never came back.
I would imagine that the odds for anyone getting tickets through Priority to see Ozzy, judging by the recent experiences of many who have posted on the forum recently for other events, are slim and none. The con will continue.
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The on campus concerts were part of our fees, so there was no refund to be had, @Cleoriff. We were all stoned anyway, so no one really cared.:smileywink:
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