Ozzy Osbourne plans comeback after final show

Ozzy Osbourne recently performed at his last show and told fans that he’ll not tour anymore but there’s a twist and fans might see the singer making a comeback to stage.

According to the Mirror, the Black Sabbath icon has trademarked his name to use in virtual reality which means that he could return on stage in the form of a hologram.

This isn’t the first time that an artist is trying to use technological advancement to reach their fans as ABBA have already used avatars for their London show, Voyage.

Several bands are now turning to Artificial Intelligence (AI) to preserve their legacy as KISS have gotten their digital ‘immortal’ avatars that will continue performing when the singers won’t be able to tour.

Not only music, even the film industry is turning to technology to bring back fan favourite characters as Vin Diesel has hinted at Paul Walker reunion in the last installment of the Fast and Furious franchise.

The band has trademarked the use of production and presentation animation and other special effects.

When did Ozzy Osbourne perform for last time? 

Ozzy, 76, performed at the final Black Sabbath show at Birmingham’s Villa Park on Saturday night (July 5).

Ozzy expressed overwhelming emotions while announcing his retirement as he said, This is the last song ever. Your support has enabled us to live an amazing lifestyle, thank you from the bottom of our hearts.” 

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