Ozzy Osbourne

For months, the band debated what direction to take for 2026.

Then tragedy struck the rock world when Ozzy Osbourne passed away in the summer of 2025. In that moment, the decision became clear: the tribute had to honor one of rock and metal’s most influential icons.

The set opened with a powerful medley of “Iron Man,” “Sweet Leaf,” “N.I.B.,” and “War Pigs.” The moment the first guitar dive bomb echoed through the tent, the crowd erupted, throwing their hands into the air and singing along.

Mike and Nick flawlessly recreated the intricate harmonized guitar parts of “Mr. Crowley,” but the emotional highlight of the night belonged to young Luka, who reached for his Aunt Nicole from the front of the stage. She brought him up to join the performance, and together they sang with a crowd of thousands to end the night with “Mama I’m Coming Home.”

It was a fitting tribute to the Prince of Darkness—and a reminder that music brings generations together.