BREAKING: Black Sabbath Guitarist Tony Iommi Ner...read more.

BREAKING: Black Sabbath Guitarist Tony Iommi Ner…read more.

Tony Iommi, 77-year-old guitarist and founding member of Black Sabbath, has admitted he’s feeling uncertain about how the band’s potential final performance might play out. While fans are eager for a farewell show, Iommi revealed that the thought of returning to the stage one last time is both emotional and overwhelming.

“It’s a big deal,” Iommi said. “We’ve been through so much over the years, and now that we’re older, there’s more pressure to make sure it’s a proper send-off.”

Though nothing has been confirmed yet, talk of a final concert has been circulating for some time. However, ongoing health issues—particularly those affecting frontman Ozzy Osbourne—continue to cast doubt on the band’s ability to perform live again. Osbourne has faced multiple surgeries and health setbacks, leaving his future on stage uncertain.

Iommi acknowledged that the band wants to give their fans a show to remember but admitted it may not be easy. “We want to do something meaningful, but we have to be honest about where we’re at physically,” he explained.

Despite the concerns, Iommi remains hopeful. He understands the importance of the moment but is also aware of the challenges that come with it. The legendary guitarist emphasized that if the final show does happen, it needs to live up to Black Sabbath’s powerful legacy.

Fans around the world are anxiously waiting for updates, hoping for one last chance to see the heavy metal pioneers together. Regardless of whether the farewell concert happens, Black Sabbath’s influence on music history is already secured.