Halestorm (Arejay Hale, Lzzy Hale, Joe Hottinger, Josh Smith) - Back to the Beginning (Livestream) - Black Sabbath's Final Show - Live at Villa Park in Aston, Birmingham, England, UK on 5th July 2025 - Full Set
Setlist: 01. Love Bites (So Do I) 02. Rain Your Blood on Me 03. Perry Mason (Ozzy Osbourne cover)
05:42Sweep and don't be approve and don't be praise
05:46And don't be a fool and don't be wise
05:48And don't forget to smile
05:57Let go!
06:18Sing it again!
06:32Sing it again!
06:34Hey, you're blind on me
06:46I, I, I, I
06:53Wraith the chain around my neck
07:00Scream my name and things will burn
07:02Yeah!
07:03Yeah!
07:07A great night is coming soon
07:10Oceans rising with the moon
07:16Rage is running through my face
07:20Tears are falling in my eyes
07:24Yeah!
07:25Yeah!
07:26Yeah!
07:27Over the night is coming soon
07:29I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I
07:42Thank you!
08:59On his way to dinner, and it took him by surprise.
09:04And with one full of intrigue, he would finish all the night.
09:10Dancing by the roadside, holding on to your life.
09:14They have gone from now and nowhere, and a widow of his wife.
09:20I, I don't mind.
09:27Single fly, a time and run away.
09:32Feel and run.
09:34May I see you, my friend, over and over again.
09:41We can't, we can't on the case.
09:45He made every man's eye.
09:51I, I don't mind.
09:53I want to give you a raise.
09:56Running, running, running, running.
10:01Riding patient horses, all the kids that love is old.
10:18You can see it on their faces, how they love the wind to blow.
10:23I, I deny your business, like my mama always said.
10:28But if I don't try to help us, take a watch over the front page.
10:35I, I don't mind.
10:37I, I don't mind.
10:39I, I don't mind.
10:40I, I don't mind.
10:42I, I don't mind.
10:44I, I don't mind.
10:46Feel and run.
10:48But I see you, my friend, over and over again.
10:54We can't, we can't on the case.
10:58We need every man's eye.
11:04We need every man's eye.
11:11We need every man's eye.
11:16Oh, yeah.
11:17Oh, yeah.
11:22Oh, yeah.
11:27Wake me when it's over.
11:29Tell me it's alright.
11:31Just keep on talking, baby
11:34I've been doing this all night
11:37How much can you give me?
11:40Tell me it'll be alright
11:43Here we go!
11:46Yeah!
11:48Glory!
11:48Glory!
12:01Glory!
14:31There are things I can do today that when I wait tomorrow may be taken from me.
14:36From the things that I love to the things that we all just take for granted.
14:41It really is just a question of time.
14:44Every day I have a condition which gets worse.
14:48But we are confident that we are getting closer and closer to a cure.
14:53We have made significant progress toward the breakthroughs people living with Parkinson's need.
14:58Everything you do is getting us closer to consigning Parkinson's to history.
15:03And we are hopeful that before long we'll be able to give people living with Parkinson's their lives back.
15:10Time to enjoy myself.
15:12Time with my friends.
15:15Time with my family.
15:17Time to live.
15:18Time with your help.
15:21It's just a question of time.
15:22This is just a staple example of what Birmingham gave the world.
15:36So Birmingham, metal bashing town, metal bashing city, the town of a thousand trades.
15:40Coffin fittings was just one of the products that Birmingham made.
15:44The Victorians spent silly amounts of money on their funerals.
15:47It was a display of wealth.
15:48It was the fear of a pauper's funeral.
15:51Now we're not really producing anything.
15:54And if you don't see it, you don't believe it.
15:56You'll forget your history.
15:57Forget where you came from.
16:00Before the war most people were working in factories.
16:04My grandfather, great grandfather and grandmothers would have worked in factories like this.
16:10People think it's a bit morbid.
16:12But it's just typical Birmingham industry.
16:18If you go back, you can almost pinpoint the demise of the industry in Birmingham.
16:24In the early 60s, there was that rebellious streak.
16:28Sabbath could only express themselves in that way.
16:30That's why they became so rebellious.
16:32Grew their hair dressed in black.
16:34You know, painted their fingernails black.
16:36You know, God, that was so rebellious at the time, you know.
16:39It wasn't so much the industrial heritage of the city.
16:43It was the demise of the industrial heritage of the city that they saw happening.
16:48It was then, it was like, hang on, we're not loving this.
16:51This is the only way we can show our frustration.
16:53We're going to rebel against the norm.
16:55For me, it was the best thing that ever happened.
16:58I think it's important to, you know, for that link to continue.
17:02If you look at this place we're sat in now from the 1800s as part of our heritage, and in another century's time, I hope, upon hope, that people are going to look back and say, Black Sabbath from 100 years ago.
17:14You know, they're still relevant.
17:20Hi, Ozzy, it's Billy Idol.
17:22I know you're going to have a fantastic night tonight.
17:24I just want to thank you for everything you've done, the inspiration, everything I remember seeing you when I was 13, one month before the Black Sabbath first album came out.
17:35And I was at the front, your tassels were touching me.
17:37I was anointed that night.
17:39Thank you, man, for everything.
17:40Love you.
17:41I'm Agustin from Buenos Aires.
17:46Thank you for inventing metal, for ghettos that sounds like hell has speakers, and for teaching me that darkness can be beautiful.
17:55I love you more than my therapist, Long Lick Sada.
18:00Let's go for a hike!
18:02My name is Nada.
18:03I'm here in Austria with Ozzy and Ozzy.
18:06It was one hell of a hike, and I can only say God is definitely there.
18:11Black Sabbath will live on forever.
18:24I'm Steve from Florida to Black Sabbath.
18:28Thank you and cheers to the end.
18:31I'm Cairo from Brazil.
18:33In 2008, I listened to NIB for the first time.
18:36It scared me so much that I never stopped listening to Sabbath.
18:39My first playing trip was to Adi then in 2017, and now I'm overseas for the first time because of them.
18:45Love you, Sabbath.
18:46Love you, Ozzy.
18:46Hello, Black Sabbath.
18:49I would have loved to have been there, but unfortunately couldn't afford it.
18:52But Ozzy, you used to live by my nan in Aston, and apparently you always used to ask her if she had a spare fag for you.
18:59So I thought that was a fun thing to share.
19:01But have an amazing show, and I'll be watching.
19:04Hi, my name is Kemi.
19:07I'm from Quebec, Canada, and I want to say thank you to Black Sabbath for their inspiring music.
19:12You changed my life and made me want to pick up guitar.
19:15So thank you for everything.
19:17Long live Black Sabbath.
19:18Merci beaucoup.
19:19Carly from Anaheim, California, here to thank Black Sabbath for changing the world.
19:23Your hard-rocking sound is contagious.
19:26It's spread like wildfire in our hearts, our souls, and around the world, and that could never be stopped.
19:31Black Sabbath forever, baby, and after forever.
19:33My name's Cole Morgan.
19:35I'm from the United States, and I'm here to tell you that Black Sabbath did not just create music.
19:40They created masterpieces.
19:42Each song they made was raw, heavy, and unforgettable, and they will go down as the greatest rock band of all time.
