An official tribute video honoring Ozzy Osbourne — featuring performances by Post Malone, Slash, Duff McKagan and Chad Smith — was released following a moving tribute at the 2026 Grammys.
The video, now officially shared online by the Recording Academy and Osbourne’s team, captures the essence and emotion of the moment when some of rock and modern music’s biggest names took the stage to honor the legacy of the legendary singer, who passed away in 2024. Fans can watch the performance in full via the video below.
The tribute was one of the standout moments of the 2026 Grammy Awards, blending generations of musicianship and genre. Post Malone, a genre-defying artist who has repeatedly spoken about Osbourne’s influence on his own music, brought vocal intensity and emotional depth to the performance. Guitar icon Slash and punk-rock legend Duff McKagan — both of Guns N’ Roses fame — contributed blazing guitar work and stage presence that echoed Osbourne’s fearless spirit. Completing the lineup was Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, whose driving rhythms anchored the performance with punch and precision.
Throughout the tribute, the performers leaned into Osbourne’s most beloved tracks, giving fans a powerful reminder of his impact on rock, metal and popular music worldwide. The performance didn’t just revisit hits — it celebrated Osbourne’s boundary-pushing career and influence on multiple generations of artists.
Social media erupted with praise following the tribute, with fans and fellow musicians alike heralding the moment as one of the most memorable Grammy performances in recent years. Many noted how fitting it was to see artists from different corners of the music world joining together to pay homage to Osbourne’s wide-reaching legacy.
The official video release allows fans everywhere to relive the performance, offering close-up shots, audience reactions, and the raw, unfiltered energy of that Grammy stage. It stands as both a tribute and a testament to the enduring power of Osbourne’s music and the respect he commanded among fellow artists.
For viewers who missed the live broadcast, the video provides a front-row seat to a historically significant musical moment — one that encapsulates the respect and admiration of peers who grew up listening to, and learning from, one of rock’s most iconic figures.
