Ozzy Osbourne and fans received 2019 with a great show at The Forum in Los Angles on the New Year’s Eve. Besides Ozzy, the fans watched Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson, Jonathan Davis and Body Count.
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See Ozzy’s setlist and videos below:
Bark at the Moon
Mr. Crowley
Suicide Solution
Fairies Wear Boots
New Year’s Eve Countdown
I Don’t Know
No More Tears
Road to Nowhere
War Pigs
Miracle Man / Crazy Babies / Desire / Perry Mason (Zakk Wylde Solo)
Drum Solo
I Don’t Want to Change the World
Shot in the Dark
Crazy Train
Mama, I’m Coming Home
Paranoid
Changes
Ozzfest is Ozzy’s festival that was born from Sharon Osbourne herself after claiming to participate in the Lolapalooza festival denied to her husband Ozzy. After this event she decided to make her own festival and over the years, Ozzfest has become the largest heavy music festival in the US.
The festival
The festival is traditionally made up of two stages. On the main stage usually the most consecrated artists are presented. The second stage (Hot Topic) brings presentations of lesser known bands or new bands.
In 2002, Ozzfest was also held in England at Donington Park. Most of the time, Ozzfest is performed in stadiums due to the large number of people who flock to the shows.
The 2004 tour began in Hartford, Connecticut on July 10 and the 2005 festival began on July 15, ending only on September 4 of that year.
The 2004 Ozzfest was joined by MTV who created a program called Battle for Ozzfest, where Ozzy and Sharon chose eight out of hundreds of bands to compete for a spot on Ozzfest stages. They chose one member from each band to perform various tasks and each week a band was disqualified. In the end Marc Serrano of A Dozen Furies was the winner and the band toured at Ozzfest 2004.
In 2009 there was no Ozzfest, as Ozzy wanted to focus on his new album. In 2010 Ozzfest returned and toured England and the United States with many artists on two stages. In 2005 on Aug. 20, Iron Maiden after replacing Black Sabbath as the main attraction, Maiden took shower of eggs and had the light turned off by Sharon Osbourne.
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