The Ozzy Osbourne funeral procession today gives the UK fans on Saturday an opportunity to say goodbye

Ozzy Osbourne’s legendary black fans will have an opportunity to push their respect to the heavy metal icon today when the funeral procession of his way through Birmingham, England.

Osborne, from He died last week At the age of 76, I grew up in Birmingham, and the city in central England, where the black Saturday was formed.

“Ozi was more than just a musical legend – it was Ibn Birmingham.” He said in a statement Tuesday.

The procession is scheduled to start at about one o’clock in the evening local time (8 in the eastern in the evening). It will make its way to the bottom of Birmingham Street in the city center, towards a channel bridge called the Black Saturday.

The bridge is characterized by a seat with natural-size breakers of the four founding members of the Ozborn, Terry “Jizer” Bater, and Tony Amy and Bill Ward.

Since the death of Osborne, the fans were flowing to the site to honor the singer known as the Prince of Darkness, and left flowers, pictures and notes.

“The final station in the crazy train?” She said a handwritten message on the Aston Villa football team shirt that was linked to the bridge last week, referring to the “Crazy Train” from a single album in Usborn in 1980. The message added: “But Metal Lives Forever”.

After the death of Osborne, “Crazy Traain” was broadcast and was so filled with the radio that the song made it on Billboard Hot 100 Chart For the first time, the 46th rank in its latest version.

The fans who were unable to reach Birmingham were invited to honor Osborne Watch the live broadcast From the seat and the bridge.

Iqbal said it was important that the city had a “appropriate and generous honor” for the legendary gathering before the private family funeral.

“We know how much this moment means for his fans,” he said. “We are proud to host him here with his loving family where everything began.”

Osborne Retire In 2023, three years after the disclosure of it was Parkinson’s disease has been diagnosedDegenerative movement disorder.

His death came less than three weeks after his appearance on stage for the last time, as he did not sing with his colleagues in the Black Saturday at a Birmingham concert characterized by performances from Rock Legands, which was affected by the band.

“You don’t have an idea of my feeling,” Ospuren told a crowd of more than 40,000 fans that night BBC News. “Thank you from below my heart.”