Black Sabbath Announces Their Final Show Ever As Band

Ozzy Osbourne and his iconic heavy metal rock band, Black Sabbath, have announced their final show ever in the United States. On November 10, Houston's Toyota Center will host the band's second to last performance and two days later the band will perform its final show in the United States on November 12. The last North American show will take place in San Antonio at the AT&T center.

The English band consists of lead singer Ozzy Osbourne, lead guitarist Tony Iommi, and bassist Geezer butler. After having formed nearly fifty years ago in 1968, the band has since become one of the most iconic rock groups of all time with their success being fueled by the signature distorted guitars and darker undertones synonymous with modern heavy metal music. Their unique sound and electrifying performances propelled the band to a high degree of notoriety decades ago and the successs of the group eventually culminated in an eternal position in the Rock Hall of Fame in 2006.

This August, Black Sabbath will kick off the aptly named "The End" tour as a capstone touring performance to an illustrious career. Osbourne has mentioned, "This is the end of the line for the band." While the band has not released any new material since their album titled "13" back in June of 2013, Black Sabbath wants to give their fans one last chance to rock out to some of their classic tunes in special concerts held in Houston and San Antonio.

The official Toyota Center website will begin offering tickets for the November 10 show beginning at 10 a.m. on June 17, 2016.