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Ozzy Osbourne's death at 76 has sparked an outpouring of emotion from rock legends and celebrities, with tributes flooding in for the Prince of Darkness. Marilyn Manson sparks controversy as he appears at Black Sabbath's farewell show and pays tribute to Ozzy Osbourne in video message - after his UK gig was axed amid backlash Have YOU got a story? A clip shared to social media of the message showed Manson, real name Brian Warner, speaking of how he later came to share a stage with Osbourne and Black Sabbath, having grown up as a fan of On July 5, 2025, the farewell concert, Back to the Beginning, for Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath took place at Villa Park stadium in Birmingham, England, UK. During the concert, a prerecorded message from Marilyn Manson was also played, in which he expressed his gratitude and respect to Ozzy and Black Sabbath for their work that influenced his life. “ A clip shared to social media of the message showed Manson, real name Brian Warner, speaking of how he later came to share a stage with Osbourne and Black Sabbath, having grown up as a fan of A clip shared to social media of the video message showed Manson, real name Brian Warner, speaking of how he later came to share a stage with Osbourne and Black Sabbath after growing up as a fan Marilyn Manson was one of several celebrities who sent Ozzy Osbourne a tribute message during Black Sabbath’s final live performance over the weekend, but unlike Dolly Parton, Elton John and Marilyn Manson’s appearance via video message during Ozzy Osbourne’s final concert “Back to the Beginning” has generated significant backlash from fans on social media. The footage was documented and shared by a fan on YouTube. The video message featured Manson reflecting on his relationship with Black Sabbath and expressing his admiration for Ozzy Osbourne. “Hello [] During Ozzy Osbourne’s final concert event, Back to the Beginning, a surprise video message from Marilyn Manson stirred up intense reactions. The footage, shared online by fans, was meant to celebrate Ozzy’s legacy but quickly became the focus of criticism. Manson, once a touring partner and longtime associate of Ozzy, praised the rock icon in [] Marilyn Manson’s surprise appearance, albeit virtual, during Black Sabbath’s farewell concert on July 5 has sparked a wave of criticism from fans online and at the venue. The shock rocker didn’t take the stage in person, but a pre-recorded video tribute to Ozzy Osbourne was aired during the Back to the Beginning concert in Birmingham, England, and not everyone welcomed the gesture (watch A wide range of rock stars paid tribute to Ozzy Osbourne on Tuesday, remembering the Black Sabbath frontman as a true legend and trailblazer. Disgraced shock rocker Marilyn Manson was slammed after a tribute video he recorded for Ozzy Osbourne was played at Saturday's final Sabbath show. Marilyn Manson made a short, virtual appearance at what was advertised as Ozzy Osbourne 's final show with Black Sabbath. It received outsized notice from the crowd, who promptly booed the former The star-studded “ Back To The Beginning ” event, a monumental celebration of Black Sabbath ‘s legacy and Ozzy Osbourne ‘s final performances, faced unexpected controversy on July 5th due to the inclusion of a video message from shock rocker Marilyn Manson. His pre-recorded statement aired between live sets from artists such as Alice in Chains, Tom Morello, Yungblud, and Metallica Marilyn Manson was not part of the line-up for Saturday’s (July 5) epic Back to the Beginning final concert by a reunited Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne. While a murder’s row of hard rock and Sharon Osbourne says 'we're done' after tonight Controversy as Marilyn Manson delivers statement via video Ozzy Osbourne's emotional statement ahead of Black Sabbath show Marilyn Manson was not present for the Back to the Beginning festival — Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath’s final concert — over the weekend, but the shock-rocker did send a video message to Disturbed vocalist David Draiman received a somewhat chilly reception (see footage below) during his time at today’s (July 05th) ‘ Back To The Beginning ‘ farewell show for Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne. Draiman hit the stage for covers of Osbourne ‘s “ Shot In The Dark ” and Sabbath ‘s “ Sweet Leaf ” via his participation in the supergroup covers sets overseen by Rage Ozzy Osbourne and Marilyn Manson appear together on Howard Stern's E! Show in 1998. At Ozzy's farewell performance on July 5th 2025, Marilyn Manson was invited to perform, but being unable to do so he sent in a video to express his love and admiration for Ozzy.
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