A Farewell Broadcast: Ozzy Osbourne’s Funeral Procession to Air in the U.S. on Wednesday, July 30th
In a moment that bridges the worlds of public legend and private grief, the funeral procession of **Ozzy Osbourne** — the irreplaceable *Prince of Darkness* — will be broadcast to millions across the United States on **Wednesday, July 30th**.
This special airing, confirmed by family representatives earlier today, will offer fans a chance to share in the final farewell to a man whose music, defiance, and spirit reshaped the landscape of rock and roll. While deeply personal, the procession reflects Ozzy’s life itself: intensely public, unfiltered, and unafraid to show the rawest truths of love and loss.
Viewers can expect to witness the historic moments already moving hearts worldwide: the mist-covered **Highgate Cemetery** in London, where **Brian May** of Queen quietly strummed “Mama, I’m Coming Home” beside the flower-draped casket; the solemn walk lined with mourners holding white flowers; and the silent strength of Ozzy’s daughter, her hand resting gently atop the coffin as tears traced silent paths down her face.
The broadcast won’t be a concert or a spectacle, but something far more intimate: a tribute from fellow legends, family, and strangers united in grief. Rare archival footage and unseen family photographs are also set to air alongside the live procession, painting a fuller portrait of Ozzy not just as a performer, but as a husband, father, and friend whose humanity ran deeper than his stage persona.
For countless fans unable to cross the ocean, this moment offers a final chance to say goodbye. As the world watches together, Ozzy Osbourne’s legacy will echo in more than heavy metal riffs — it will live on in memory, love, and a broadcast that turns farewell into a shared, global act of remembrance.
