Sharon Osbourne has revealed that they’re thinking about opening a museum filled with stuff related to Ozzy Osbourne in the city where he used to live, Birmingham, England.
Four years after his band BLACK SABBATH took the limelight in a three-month exhibition titled “Black Sabbath 50 Years” at Birmingham Music & Art Gallery, the news of Ozzy’s presentation has appeared.
During the recent episode of “The Osbournes” podcast, Sharon Osbourne, along with Ozzy, their son Jack, and daughter Kelly, said, “I’ve been vividly gathering daddy’s memorabilia for the museum we’re opening in Birmingham.”
When Jack questioned if this meant that Ozzy and Sharon were planning to live again in the U.K., Sharon explained, “No, but we’re showcasing Ozzy’s entire collection of awards, his stage outfits, posters, and old posters from his early days with SABBATH in the museum. I have a lot of belongings to put in.”
“We’re going to make it dynamic — every video, every live performance of your dad’s, everything there,” she continued. “It’s more of an educational thing for musicians. The artists want to see that you can come from nothing, and if you work hard enough this is what you can get.
“We aim to form a café with a comprehensive collection of musical instruments. Aspiring music students can visit for music classes, as there’s currently a lack of music education in schools. We’ll invite friends and other musicians to join in.”
Ozzy, with over 100 million records sold, has accomplished countless milestones. He’s ranked among a handful of artists with top ten albums in each of the last six decades. He earned induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame as a co-founder of BLACK SABBATH. Additionally, he won five Grammy Awards (three as a solo artist and two as a BLACK SABBATH member). Furthermore, he received the Ivor Novello Award for Lifetime Achievement from the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers, and Authors. After that, he set a Guinness World Record. He also earned stars on both the Hollywood Walk Of Fame and the Birmingham Walk Of Stars. His shows have honored royalty, including the Queen of England, and dignitaries worldwide. He has participated with presidents and charmed millions of devoted fans on five continents.
