Feb. 8, 2026
2026 Grammy Winner - YUNGBLUD - "Changes (Live From Villa Park) Back To The Beginning"
Welcome to Hitmaker Chronicles! I'm your host, Garrett Fisher. Today we celebrate YUNGBLUD's Grammy win for a performance that silenced 40,000 skeptics. We'll trace how a 27-year-old punk rocker convinced metalheads he deserved to cover Black Sabbath, why Brian May called his performance "deafening," and how seventeen days after this concert, rock music lost its Prince of Darkness. It's about mentorship, proving yourself to doubters, and what happens when someone passes you the torch at their final show. From Doncaster to Villa Park to Grammy gold.
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I'm Garrett Fisher and On February first, twenty twenty six,
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at the Grammy Awards, young Blood walked onto the stage
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to accept the award for Best Rock Performance. He was
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joined by Sharon Osborne, Nuno Bettencourt, Frank Bellow, and Adam Wakeman,
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the all star band that had performed with him on
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the track The Widow of the Man. They'd honored the
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musicians who'd helped make it happen. You do not expect
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to be up here, and then you fucking are, so
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it's wild, young Blood said, visibly overwhelmed. Then he got
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to the heart of it. To grow up loving an
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idol who helps figure out your identity not only as
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a musician but as a man is something I'm truly
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grateful for. For them to get to know them and
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form a relationship with them, and honor them at their
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final show and then received this. The cost of it
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is something I and all of us are finding so
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strange to comprehend. The win was for Changes Live from
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Villa Park Back to the Beginning, young Blood's cover of
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Black Sabbath's ballad. Changes performed at Ozzy Osbourne's farewell concert
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on July fifth, twenty twenty five. Seventeen days after that performance,
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Ozzy Osbourne died at age seventy six. This Grammy wasn't
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just about a great performance. It was about a young
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artist earning his place in front of the toughest crowd, imaginable.
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It was about a mentor passing the torch. It was
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about grief and legacy and what it means to honor
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someone who changed your life. Let's tell this story properly.
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Dominic Richard Harrison was born August fifth, nineteen ninety seven,
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in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England. His parents were Samantha and
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Justin Harrison. He has two younger sisters, Jemima and Isabelle.
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From a young age, Dominic was diagnosed with ADHD. He
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was an opinionated and jeddak kid whose intensity was often misunderstood.
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He got kicked out of school after trying to fulfill
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a dare from a friend. Teachers didn't know what to
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do with him, but his family did. They were loud, unfiltered, chaotic.
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Dominic later said that growing up people used to call
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them the Osbornes, that comparison would prove prophetic. His grandfather,
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Rick Harrison ran a guitar shop in Doncaster. Music was everywhere.
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Dominic absorbed influences from Arctic Monkeys to Nirvana to Marilyn
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Manson to Kanye West. He was drawn to artists who
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didn't fit in, who were unapologetically themselves. Before music, he
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tried acting. He appeared in six episodes of the Disney
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Channel series The Lodge in twenty sixteen. But music was
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calling Louder. In January twenty eighteen, at age twenty, he
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released his debut EP under the name young Blood. The
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name was Deliberate, Youth, Blood, Energy, every Thing he was.
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His debut album, twenty first Century Liability, came out in
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July twenty eighteen. It was a bratty fusion of punk,
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hip hop and altpop, political, angry, confrontational. He toured with
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Van's Warp Tour that summer. The music industry didn't quite
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know what to make of him. Was he punk, hip
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hop pop? The answer was all of it, none of it,
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something new. His second EP, The Underrated Youth, came out
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in October twenty nineteen. The single I Think I'm Okay
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with Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker became a hit.
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He was building a following young people who felt like
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outsiders who didn't fit the mold society tried to force
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them into His second album, Weird, dropped in December twenty
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twenty and hit number one on the UK album's chart,
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number seventy five on the Billboard two hundred in the US.
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He was crossing over throughout this period. Youngblood was theatrical, flamboyant, unapologetic, eyeliner, pink,
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frequent shirtlessness, leather pants. He identified as pan sexual and
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was open about his mental health struggles. He dated Halsey
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briefly in twenty nineteen, then Jesse Joe Starr. His third album,
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self titled Young Blood, came out in twenty twenty two.
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It hit number one in the UK, number forty five
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on the Billboard two hundred, but he wasn't satisfied. He
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later said that album was a pastiche a reaction made
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in fear of living up to people's expectations. It lacked cohesion, identity,
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a through line. He'd listened to what people wanted instead
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of what he needed to say. That realization led him
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to his fourth album, Idols. But before we get to Idols,
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we need to talk about Ozzie. In March twenty twenty two,
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young Blood released the single The Funeral. The music video
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featured Sharon Osbourne and Ozzy Osbourne himself. During that vide
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yo shoot in Pomona, California, something click Youngblood and Ozzie connected.
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Sharon and Kelly Osbourne later marveled at their similarities on
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the Osbourne's podcast Favorite Tour Food Pasta at lunchtime, Youngblood said,
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same as dad. Kelly responded, how does he kill time
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on flights? Drink war movies at ten am? I can't
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believe it, Sharon said, Ozzie's the same. But the connection
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went deeper than pasta and war films. Young Blood opened
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up to Ozzie about the hate he'd received online, people
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calling him disrespectful for spitting beer into crowds at his shows,
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people who didn't understand him. Ozzie gave him advice that
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changed his life. People think I'm kind of gone, but
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I'm not. I'm so intelligent and so fucking beautiful. People
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are scared of me until they hear me speak. Never
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apologize for anything. They will understand you later. Time always tells.
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He told young Blood to spit beer, but with love.
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He told him, you don't want to live your life
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censoring it. Don't not be a rock star. Young Blood
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later said, if you can be completely truthful, people aren't
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going to get it, and then they're gonna get it.
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For a period you're gonna be loved, and for a
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period you're gonna be hated. And Ozzy was like, that's
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the journey. When you look back at it at seventy,
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that's the fucking fun bit. Ozzy became a mentor, a
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father figure family. Ozzie gifted young Blood across necklace. Youngblood
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wore it everywhere. It became the most precious thing I own.
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They stayed in touch, They talked on the phone. When
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young Blood felt misunderstood, he cried to Ozzie and Ozzy,
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who'd spent decades being called crazy, weird, too much, understood completely.
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In early twenty twenty five, young Blood was working on Idols,
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his fourth album and biggest artistic statement yet. The album
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was a love letter to rock music, to his heroes,
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to the legends who'd shown him what was possible. Nine minutes,
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opening with Hello, Heaven, Hello, Raw, vulnerable about moving forward
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and discovering himself. Singles included Love, Sick, Lullaby and Zombie
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featuring Florence pew In the music video. Idols was released
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June twentieth, twenty twenty five, through Locomotion Recordings and Capitol Records.
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It was the first half of a two part project.
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It hit number one on the UK Album's Chart, his
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third consecutive number one. It reached number one on the
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Billboard two hundred in the US, his biggest American success yet.
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The album was young blood, leaning into his classic rock influences,
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bigger guitars, more focused songwriting, a cohesive vision. Dave Grohl
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had called him the future of rock and roll in
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twenty twenty two. Mick Jagger had given him a guitar.
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Now he was proving them right. Critics noticed the shift.
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This wasn't the bratty punk hop kid anymore. This was
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an artist who'd found his voice. And then came the
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call about Ozzie's final show. Black Sabbath had formed in
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nineteen sixty eight in Aston, Birmingham, near Villa Park Football Stadium.
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The band had defined heavy metal, sold over seventy five
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million albums, changed music forever. Ozzy had been diagnosed with
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Parkinson's disease in February twenty nineteen. He'd suffered spinal damage
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from a fall that same year. By early twenty twenty five,
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he'd lost his ability to walk. He rarely performed anymore,
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but he wanted one final show, one last time with
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the original Black Sabbath lineup Ozzy, Tony, Iomi, Geezer, Butler,
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bill Ward. They hadn't performed together since two thousand and five.
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Back to the Beginning was scheduled for July fifth, twenty
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twenty five, at Villa Park in Birmingham, a ten hour
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benefit concert fourteen supporting acts, a drum.
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Off video tributes.
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Ozzie would sing seated on a throne, unable to stand.
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Tom Morello was organizing the musical lineup Who's Who of Rock, Metallica,
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Mastadon Rival Sons, Anthrax, Hailstorm, Lamb of God, Gojira and
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young Blood. When young Blood found out he was invited,
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he made a specific request.
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I wanted it, he told nme.
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Tom Morello put the whole thing together, and I said,
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give me the ballad. He wasn't so sure, but I
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told him, trust me, I'll bring the house down. The
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ballad was changes originally from Black Sabbath's nineteen seventy two
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album Volume four, a piano driven song a about heartbreak
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and loss. Ozzie's vocals raw and vulnerable. It's not a
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typical rock anthem. It's quiet, emotional, requires restraint and soul.
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Tom Morello was hesitant. This was a stadium full of
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metal heads, hardcore black Sabbath fans. They were coming to
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see Ozzie's final show. Would they accept young Blood, a
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twenty seven year old punk kid an eyeliner, performing one
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of Sabbath's most intimate songs. But young Blood was insistent.
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He knew he could do it, He had to do it.
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There was one problem. Young Blood was already booked to
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perform at Rockworchster Festival in Belgium on July fifth. I
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couldn't miss it, he said. We've become so close and
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I love him. His music has given me an outlet,
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and he's given me so much advice. When it felt
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like people didn't understand me, I cried down the phone
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to him. He's always told me people will not get you,
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so do not deviate, keep fighting and keep pushing. Ozzie
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isn't just my hero, He's my family. He canceled rock
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Werchter he flew to Birmingham. The band assembled for changes
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was Extraordinary young Blood on vocals, Nuno Bettencourt Extreme on guitar,
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Frank Bellow Anthrax on bass, Adam Wakeman, Ozzie's longtime keyboardist
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on keys, two from Sleep Token on drums, six generations
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of rock musicians coming together to honor one man. Before
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the show, young Blood gave Ozzie a gift, a sterling
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silver and gold cross necklace set with diamonds. I made
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you something, young Blood said. He was returning the favor.
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Ozzie had given him a cross, now he was giving
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one back. The moment was captured on video, Ozzie frail
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but smiling, accepting the gift. Young Blood later said, I
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knew it was going to be a tough audience for
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me because it was all metal heads, and a lot
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of people did not think I had the right to
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be there. He was right to be nervous. When young
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Blood walked on stage at Villa Park in front of
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forty thousand Black Sabbath fans, many were skeptical, who was
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this kid? Why was he here? This was Ozzie's night.
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Then the piano started. Young Blood's voice filled the stadium, raw, vulnerable, honest,
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I am going on downhill roads. Slash, your tears are
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adding to the c slash, listen to the rain slash,
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don't give me those things I can't resist. The audience
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went quiet listening. The performance was stripped down, no pyrotechnics,
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no gimmicks, just five musicians and one voice delivering a
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song about loss and change and the passage of time.
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By the end, grown men and women in the crowd
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were crying. Brian May from Queen sent young Blood a
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message afterward. The silence from those people was deafening. That's
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the highest compliment a performer can receive. Silence from a
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metal crowd means you've earned their respect. They're actually listening.
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The Guardian called it sincere and passionate, saying Youngblood was
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compelling a whole stadium sing along. Louder Sound wrote Youngblood
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might be a surprising addition, but his colossal take on
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Sabbath ballad Changes sets Villa Park alight. Fans on Reddit agreed.
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One wrote his cover of Changes was simply amazing and
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was a highlight of the concert. Preazzi and Black Sabbath's performances.
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Another I was honestly blown away by this performance. I
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can only hope enough people who like Youngblood see this
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and decide to check out Sabbath. Someone called it the
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best vocal performance of the day.
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Young Blood had done it.
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He'd brought the house down with a ballad, just like
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he said he would. After all the supporting acts, Ozzie
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performed his solo set with his touring band. Then came
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the moment everyone had waited decades for the original Black
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Sabbath lineup together one final time. The concert was streamed
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worldwide via pay per view. It became the highest grossing
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charity concert in history. Seventeen days later, on July twenty second,
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twenty twenty five, Ozzy Osbourne died at age seventy six.
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The cause of death out.
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Of hospital cardiac arrest resulting from acute myocardial infarction, heart attack,
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with coronary artery disease and Parkinson's disease listed as contributing factors.
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The rock world was devastated. Young Blood posted on Instagram.
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I didn't think you would leave so soon. The last
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time we met, you were so full of life and
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your laugh filled up the room. But as it is
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written with legends, they seem to know the things that
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we don't, he continued, I will never forget you.
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You will be in every.
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Single note I sing, and and with me every single
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time I walk on stage. Your cross around my neck
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is the most precious thing I own. You asked me
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once if there was anything you could do for me,
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and as I said then and as I will say now,
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for all of us, the music was enough. You took
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us on your adventure, an adventure that started it all.
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I am truly heartbroken. You were the greatest of all time.
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On July eighteenth, twenty twenty five, four days before Ozzie's death,
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Young Blood released Changes Live from Villa Park Back to
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the Beginning as a charity single. All proceeds went to
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three charities, Acorn's Children's Hospice, Birmingham Children's Hospital and Cure Parkinson's.
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The performance was everything, the emotion, the context, the fact
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that it was Ozzie's final show, the all star band,
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the forty thousand people witnessing history. On November seventh, twenty
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