Rod Stewart is showing AI videos at his current US show where Ozzy Osbourne takes a selfie with other dead musical legends in heaven.
The singer was one of the first to pay tribute to the late Black's Sabbath frontman when he passed away last month at the age of 76. “Goodbye, Ozzy,” he wrote. “Sleep well, my friend. I'll see you there – not later, but later.”
On the gig on the current “One Last Time” tour in the United States, Stewart has dedicated his 1988 song “Forever Young” to Osborn every night. However, on Friday's show (August 1) at the Ameris Bank Amphitheater near Atlanta, Footage filmed a more bizarre tribute.
A series of AI-created images of Osborne taking selfies along with the rafts of legendary musicians such as Prince, Tina Turner, Bob Marley, Freddie Mercury, Kurt Cobain, George Michael, Amy Winehouse, xxxtententacion, and more, were projected onto the screen behind him.
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@iamsloanesteel Last night I went to a Rod Stewart concert and he played this “tribute” to Ozzy. Do selfies stick to heaven? !! xxxtentacion? ! #ozzyosbourne #RodStewart #XXXTENTACION
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Osborne lay down to rest on the grounds of his British mansion at a private ceremony last week, attended by members of Elton John and Metallica.
Thousands also took them to the streets of Birmingham, leaving flowers and emotional respect to the music icons, and thousands of others lined up the streets for funeral arrangements.
Zak Starkey, Adam Sandler, Ghost's Tobias Forge, Alice Cooper, Elton John, Yungblud, Billie Joe Armstrong, Jack White, Coldplay, Gojira and Jake E Lee are among the names that paid tribute to Ozzy after hearing about his death.
Fans will also join in calling both the Birmingham Airport and the Download Festival stage, renamed after the late singer. The former Change.org petition has now gained over 5,000 signers in less than two days and is currently standing at over 57,000 signatures.
Meanwhile, Stewart played legendary slots at Glastonbury in 2025, joined by Mick Hucknall, Lulu and Ronnie Wood. nme “This year may be an incredible heat or a Sunday hangover, but despite the brilliance of many of the copyright and spandex, the crowd may not be as loud as the legendary slots.
