BREAKING NEWS: The Osbournes Announce 2026 Farewell Tour: “One Last Ride”

The entertainment world is reeling as The Osbournes officially announced their 2026 Farewell Tour, titled “One Last Ride” — a historic final chapter for the family that helped define heavy metal culture for more than five decades.

The announcement, released early this morning, sent shockwaves through the music industry and ignited an emotional response from fans around the world. For many, this isn’t just a tour announcement — it’s the closing of an era.

The End of a Legendary Journey

In a joint statement, the Osbourne family confirmed that 2026 will mark the final time they take the stage together in a touring capacity, bringing to a close a journey that reshaped rock music, reality television, and pop culture itself.

“This isn’t goodbye out of sadness,” the statement read.
“It’s goodbye with gratitude. One last ride, one last time — for the fans who gave us everything.”

At the heart of the announcement stands Ozzy Osbourne, the Prince of Darkness himself — a figure whose voice, presence, and defiance changed the sound of music forever. From Black Sabbath’s thunderous beginnings to Ozzy’s solo dominance, his legacy is carved into rock history.

A Family, Not Just a Band

What makes this farewell uniquely powerful is that it isn’t framed as a solo goodbye.

It’s a family farewell.

Sharon Osbourne, long regarded as the architect behind Ozzy’s enduring career, described the tour as “deeply emotional but necessary.”

“There comes a time when you honor the past instead of chasing the future,” Sharon said.
“This tour is about love — for the fans, for the music, and for everything this life gave us.”

Kelly and Jack Osbourne are also expected to appear at select dates, offering fans rare, intimate moments that reflect the Osbournes not just as icons — but as a family who lived their lives in public, unfiltered and unapologetic.

Tour Dates and Cities Revealed

The “One Last Ride” Tour will span major cities across North America, Europe, and select international destinations, beginning in early 2026 and concluding with a final show rumored to take place in the UK, where Ozzy’s story began.

While exact setlists remain under wraps, sources close to the production confirm the tour will feature:

  • Career-spanning performances
  • Tributes to Black Sabbath
  • Rare archival visuals
  • Personal family moments never before shared onstage

Industry insiders are already calling it one of the most anticipated farewell tours in rock history.

Health, Legacy, and Timing

Fans have long expressed concern over Ozzy’s health, making the announcement both expected and heartbreaking. Rather than pushing beyond limits, the Osbournes emphasized that this tour is about ending on their own terms.

“We want to remember this chapter with strength, not struggle,” Ozzy said in a brief but emotional message.
“If this is the last time I walk out onstage — I want it to mean something.”

And for millions of fans, it already does.

The Internet Reacts

Within minutes of the announcement:

  • “#OneLastRide” trended worldwide
  • Fellow musicians posted tributes and memories
  • Fans shared stories of first concerts, vinyl records, and family traditions tied to Ozzy’s music

One fan wrote:

“My father played Black Sabbath in the garage. I play it for my son now. Thank you for everything.”

More Than Music

The Osbournes were never just a band or a brand.

They were chaos.
They were honesty.
They were survival.

From sold-out stadiums to living rooms around the world, they redefined what it meant to be famous — flaws and all.

And now, with “One Last Ride,” they’re choosing to close the curtain with dignity, gratitude, and power.

What Comes Next

Ticket sales are expected to break records when they open. Additional dates may be added due to overwhelming demand, though the family stressed that this tour will not be extended indefinitely.

“This really is the last one,” Sharon confirmed.
“And we want it to be unforgettable.”


One final bow.
One final roar.
One last ride.

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