David Lee Roth paid tribute to Ozzy Osbourne throughout his July twenty second live performance in California, reminiscing about their friendship from Van Halen’s 1978 UK tour supporting Black Sabbath.
Reflecting on Ozzy’s passing, Roth shared a humorous story about asking a Buddhist monk if there’s laughter in heaven, concluding with a heartfelt message to Ozzy, saying they’ll share a drink collectively in hell. Roth honored Ozzy by putting his iconic double peace signal pose earlier than performing “Atomic Punk.”
“I didn’t even know there have been 22 cities in the UK,” he informed the group, earlier than including: “Ozzy Osbourne and I turned very, superb buddies on that tour. And the unhappy information is that he has departed.”
He continued: “I as soon as requested a Buddhist monk, ‘Do you assume there’s laughter in heaven?’ And he informed me, ‘No, I don’t assume so.’ So Ozzy Osbourne, save me a seat, and once I get to hell, we’ll have a drink, brother.”
The Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne handed away on the age of 76.
The legendary heavy steel singer’s household expressed their grief in a press release on July 22, which learn,
“It’s with extra unhappiness than mere phrases can convey that we now have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has handed away this morning. He was along with his household and surrounded by love. We ask everybody to respect our household privateness presently.”
Osbourne leaves behind his spouse, Sharon, and their youngsters, Aimee, Kelly and Jack, as properly his two older youngsters, Jessica and Louis, from his first marriage to Thelma Riley, and grandchildren.
