Late rock legend Ozzy Osbourne's July 5 farewell performance generated about $190 million for children's hospitals and Parkinson's research charities.

Just weeks before his death, the legendary ‘prince of darkness’ was celebrated in a final hometown gig that raised £140m for charity

The "School of Rock" alum was joined by a band of teenagers, including Tom Morello's so on guitar and Scott Ian's son on bass. Jack Black would never pass up the chance to honor rock legend Ozzy Osbourne — or to return to his own School of Rock roots.

“We’re heartbroken to hear about the passing of our brother in rock, Ozzy Osbourne. A voice that changed music forever. From Black Sabbath to his solo work, Ozzy redefined what it meant to be heavy. He did it all with heart, grit, and that wild spirit only he could bring.”

Since Ozzy's death on July 22, tributes have been pouring in from fans and fellow rock stars alike as the music world grapples with the devastating loss

Zakk Wylde, Tom Morello, Yungblud, Slash, Ronnie Wood and more have all come out to remember the life and legacy of the legendary singer

A particularly heartwarming gesture that Ozzy Osbourne made earlier this month has come to light, following the tragic news of his passing. The Black Sabbath musician's death was announced in a statement issued to press by his family yesterday (22 July), which claimed the 76-year-old had passed away 'surrounded by love'.

"He was and will continue to be a rock n roll legend," Cooper said in a statement, hours after Osbourne died on Tuesday.

As a vocalist, Osbourne had one of the most identifiable voices in metal. When he opened his mouth to sing in his powerful yet unconventional, nasal yowl, he did so with authority. And the sound he created became as integral to his genre as Bob Dylan’s iconoclastic voice is to classic rock.