Ozzy Osbourne to rock Metaverse Music Festival | Entertainment

Ozzy Osbourne is bringing Ozzfest to the Metaverse Music Festival.

Set to happen between November 10 to 13, the second iteration of the multi-genre occasion will see the Black Sabbath legend carry out just about with different acts set to be confirmed for Ozzfest at MVMF.

The pageant takes place within the digital blockchain world of Decentraland.

The lineup additionally contains rapper Soulja Boy and DJ Dillon Francis, the latter of whom has joined forces with Vegas Metropolis to create his personal membership and also will open the pageant.

MVMF guarantees distinctive “Web3-enabled” experiences, which generally makes use of blockchains, cryptocurrencies and NFTs.

The debut pageant in 2021 featured Paris Hilton, Deadmau5 and Alison Wonderland and was attended by greater than 50,000.

The digital gig announcement comes after Ozzy has repeatedly stated he is “determined” to tour once more – even when it means being “nailed to a board and wheeled on” stage.

The 73-year-old singer – who lately took a while away from the highlight as he dealt together with his Parkinson’s illness prognosis and spinal issues – insists he will likely be again on stage for a run of exhibits as a result of it’s the place he “belongs”.

He stated: “I am determined to get back on stage even if I have to be nailed to a board and wheeled on. Survival is my legacy.

“It is the place I belong. The connection I’ve with my viewers is the largest love affair of my life.”

Ozzy insists he feels “younger at coronary heart”, but knows he is getting older because “issues go flawed”.

He added: “That is the one factor that jogs my memory I am getting older: issues going flawed and never working anymore. However I nonetheless really feel younger at coronary heart.”

Ozzy returned to the stage in the US last month for a half-time performance at the Los Angeles Rams’ SoFi Stadium, as they took on the Buffalo Bills in the NFL season opener.

The Black Sabbath star opened his performance with the song ‘Patient Number 9’, the titular track from his new 13th solo studio album, and he was later joined by guitarist Zakk Wylde for ‘Crazy Train’.

It was Ozzy’s first US performance since he joined forces with Post Malone and Travis Scott to collaborate on their ‘Take What You Want’ tune at the 2019 American Music Awards, while he hasn’t played a full gig since 2018.

But he did make a surprise appearance at this summer’s Commonwealth Games closing ceremony in his home city of Birmingham, England, to perform alongside fellow Sabbath legend Tony Iommi, and drummer Tommy Clufetos and bassist Adam Wakeman.

Ozzy – who was born in the inner Birmingham area of Aston – told the crowd: “I like you, Birmingham – it’s good to be again.”

The ‘Paranoid’ star suffered a fall at his Los Angeles home while he was battling pneumonia in 2019 and at one point in time, he was left contemplating the worst.

He recently said: “It received so dangerous that at one level I believed, ‘Oh God, please don’t let me get up tomorrow morning.’ As a result of it was f****** agony.”

Ozzy was identified with Parkinson’s illness in February 2019, which he publicly revealed in January 2020.