While visiting Birmingham recently, I came across this small but decent Ozzy Osbourne exhibition called “Working Class Hero” at the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (BMAG). It has already had an extended run and is currently on until the 27th of September 2026. It was free to enter, though you can leave a donation at the main entrance.

It lies close to the Black Sabbath bridge, and although I was never a massive fan, I always appreciated his work. Hence sharing this picture gallery, as I am sure many would like to see.

An on-site shop at the exhibition also offers select Ozzy merchandise.

The throne/chair was particularly impressive from his last gig and you can also view awards, discs and more. If you want to see it, you need to be quick though.

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