Sabbath Long Live Ozzy
Nov 12, 2026
“Every song is performed note for note to exact album perfection… using the same equipment, tones, tunings, stage props, instruments, clothes, and costumes.” – 97X
A full-scale recreation of the music that defined heavy metal, this production channels the dark power, precision, and intensity of Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne at their peak. Built on crushing guitar tone, driving rhythms, and commanding vocals...
“Every song is performed note for note to exact album perfection… using the same equipment, tones, tunings, stage props, instruments, clothes, and costumes.” – 97X
A full-scale recreation of the music that defined heavy metal, this production channels the dark power, precision, and intensity of Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne at their peak. Built on crushing guitar tone, driving rhythms, and commanding vocals, the band delivers the landmark songs that reshaped rock—from “Iron Man” and “Paranoid” to “War Pigs” and “Children of the Grave”—with exacting detail and weight.
The show draws from multiple eras, including Ozzy’s solo catalog, capturing both the sonic force and theatrical edge that made these performances iconic. Every element—from tunings and instrumentation to stage presence and visual atmosphere—is crafted to reflect the original recordings and live shows, creating a concert that mirrors the scale, grit, and unmistakable sound of the source material. With a national touring history across established venues and a reputation for note-for-note accuracy, this tribute stands as a powerful and authentic recreation of one of rock’s most influential legacies.
“A full-throttle tribute to the music, madness, and legacy that defined heavy metal.” – River Cities’ Reader
Please note that this performance may be presented at concert-level volume.
239-495-8989
10150 Bonita Beach Road
Bonita Springs , 34135
United States
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239-495-8989
10150 Bonita Beach Road
Bonita Springs , 34135
United States
Key Features
Arts & Culture