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Forbes
01-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Ozzy Osbourne Debuts Five Songs On The Charts As Fans Mourn His Passing
In the days following his shocking passing, Ozzy Osbourne's catalog experienced huge gains in both sales and streams. Such a surge is not unusual for a beloved musician just after death, and the increase is reflected on charts all around the globe. At the moment, in the United Kingdom — Osbourne's home turf — the grief seems to be especially strong. While a number of his tracks returned to several tallies, perhaps the most surprising move on the rankings right now is the sheer number of debuts he manages posthumously. Five Brand New Hits for Ozzy Osbourne Of the seven hits Osbourne currently has on the charts in the U.K., five are brand new arrivals – at least on some lists. A handful debut across every tally on which they appear, while others land on specific rankings for the first time and return to others. "Crazy Train" and "No More Tears" debut on three charts apiece. "Crazy Train" also manages to reappear on the Official Rock & Metal Singles chart, where it breaks back in at No. 3, a new all-time peak for the classic. Amazingly, "Crazy Train" is the only one of Osbourne's solo tunes to appear on the Official Singles chart, the 100-space ranking of the most consumed cuts throughout the country. On that roster, one of his most celebrated releases opens at No. 56. "Mama, I'm Coming Home" and "Mr. Crowley" Debut "Dreamer / Gets Me Through" is brand new to both the Official Singles Sales and Official Singles Downloads charts, where the single entity enters just below the top 20. Meanwhile, "Mama, I'm Coming Home" and "Mr. Crowley" debut on one list apiece, though they reach different rankings. "Mama, I'm Coming Home" begins its time on the Official Rock & Metal Singles tally at No. 16, while "Mr. Crowley" narrowly breaks onto the Official Singles Downloads chart, entering at No. 97. "Mama, I'm Coming Home" Reaches Several New Peaks While "Mr. Crowley" only appears on that downloads chart, "Mama, I'm Coming Home" becomes a top 10 bestseller on both the Official Singles Sales and Official Singles Downloads rankings as well, breaking back in at No. 6 on both at the same time. That's a never-before-seen peak for the classic on those two tallies.


Forbes
18-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Ozzy Osbourne Scores Multiple New Hits Following His Final Concert
Ozzy Osbourne returns to multiple U.K. charts after his farewell show in Birmingham, with 'Mama, I'm ... More Coming Home' and The Essential debuting. LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 10: Musician Ozzy Osbourne signs copies of his album "Patient Number 9" at Fingerprints Music on September 10, 2022 in Long Beach, California. (Photo by) Ozzy Osbourne played his final show earlier this month in Birmingham, England, the city where he first made a name for himself as a musician. Both Osbourne and his band Black Sabbath performed to a huge crowd at a charity concert that doubled as a farewell for the two acts. Fittingly, both Black Sabbath and Osbourne storm the charts in the United Kingdom following the event. As fans honor their contributions and mourn the end of a decades-long run as pioneers in the hard rock space, Black Sabbath takes up more space than Osbourne across various tallies, but the rocker himself also manages to score both a new album and a song debut. The Essential Ozzy Osbourne Compilation Debuts More than 20 years after The Essential Ozzy Osbourne compilation first reached the charts in the U.K., the set debuts again. This week, the hits-packed project opens at No. 49 on the Official Albums Downloads ranking. It marks Osbourne's sixth appearance on the list, and it stands as his only charting album at the moment. "Mama, I'm Coming Home" Reaches Several Charts At the same time The Essential arrives, one of Osbourne's most famous compositions reaches two rankings for the first time. "Mama, I'm Coming Home" opens at No. 90 on the Official Singles Downloads chart and No. 93 on the Official Singles Sales list. Throughout his career, Osbourne has earned four hits on both of those purchase-only rankings, and "Mama, I'm Coming Home" brings him back to the rosters with a new tune for the first time in half a decade. He last debuted on the tallies alongside Elton John with "Ordinary Man" in early 2020. "Mama, I'm Coming Home" Spent Decades Between U.K. Debuts "Mama, I'm Coming Home" may be new to the Official Singles Downloads chart, but the track itself is far from new. Osbourne first pushed the tune to the Official Singles chart back in 1991, when it peaked at No. 45. The popular, which is one of the rocker's most famous, needed more than three decades to reappear on the U.K. charts. 'Crazy Train' Also Returns "Mama, I'm Coming Home" doesn't manage to find space on the Official Rock & Metal Singles chart, but another one of Osbourne's most iconic tracks does reach that genre-specific tally. "Crazy Train" reenters the 40-spot roster at No. 38.
Yahoo
06-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Ozzy Osbourne 'Sounds So Great' in Final Performance Video That Has Fans 'Crying'
Ozzy Osbourne 'Sounds So Great' in Final Performance Video That Has Fans 'Crying' originally appeared on Parade. Ozzy Osbourne's final performance has sadly arrived, but fans say things have barely changed as clips of the momentous concert have begun to crop up online. In one new video direct from Back to the Beginning—the festival celebration honoring his illustrious career and serving as his final live performance amid his debilitating battle with Parkinson's disease—uploaded to Instagram by Classic Rock magazine, the metal legend was heard on a brief snippet of "Mama, I'm Coming Home" as he sat in a certifiable throne on stage. "The Prince of Darkness has arrived, and here he is singing Mama, I'm Coming Home. 🦇," the publication captioned the video, which triggered an emotional response from his fanbase."Ozzy's final performance. This is a milestone in Heavy Metal history 🤘🏻," one wrote proudly, while another expressed their gratitude that he was able to "ma[k]e it back on stage." "You are and remain a legend," another fan wrote in part, while another applauded the fact that "OZ Sounds so damn great 🙌🙌❤️❤️." Many were also saddened by the passage of time, with one lamenting, "More and more of the late 1970's stars on stage in wheelchairs. Very sad to see."'I'm crying from my sofa. 🥲🖤,' one fan watching along from home wrote sadly, while another replied, 'Girl I'm right here with you 😢.' "I'm fine. Just dehydrating thru my eyes," someone else shared similar sentiments. Osbourne and his wife, , were both forced to cancel several appearances over recent years due to his declining health, so this last hurrah has been a long time coming for his dedicated fan Osbourne 'Sounds So Great' in Final Performance Video That Has Fans 'Crying' first appeared on Parade on Jul 5, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 5, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
06-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Ozzy Osbourne 'Sounds So Great' in Final Performance Video That Has Fans 'Crying'
Ozzy Osbourne 'Sounds So Great' in Final Performance Video That Has Fans 'Crying' originally appeared on Parade. Ozzy Osbourne's final performance has sadly arrived, but fans say things have barely changed as clips of the momentous concert have begun to crop up online. In one new video direct from Back to the Beginning—the festival celebration honoring his illustrious career and serving as his final live performance amid his debilitating battle with Parkinson's disease—uploaded to Instagram by Classic Rock magazine, the metal legend was heard on a brief snippet of "Mama, I'm Coming Home" as he sat in a certifiable throne on stage. "The Prince of Darkness has arrived, and here he is singing Mama, I'm Coming Home. 🦇," the publication captioned the video, which triggered an emotional response from his fanbase."Ozzy's final performance. This is a milestone in Heavy Metal history 🤘🏻," one wrote proudly, while another expressed their gratitude that he was able to "ma[k]e it back on stage." "You are and remain a legend," another fan wrote in part, while another applauded the fact that "OZ Sounds so damn great 🙌🙌❤️❤️." Many were also saddened by the passage of time, with one lamenting, "More and more of the late 1970's stars on stage in wheelchairs. Very sad to see."'I'm crying from my sofa. 🥲🖤,' one fan watching along from home wrote sadly, while another replied, 'Girl I'm right here with you 😢.' "I'm fine. Just dehydrating thru my eyes," someone else shared similar sentiments. Osbourne and his wife, , were both forced to cancel several appearances over recent years due to his declining health, so this last hurrah has been a long time coming for his dedicated fan Osbourne 'Sounds So Great' in Final Performance Video That Has Fans 'Crying' first appeared on Parade on Jul 5, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 5, 2025, where it first appeared.