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Monday, September 21, 2026

Ozzfest Confirms US Return in 2027

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    Ozzfest will be back in the United States in 2027, as confirmed by the festival’s official social media channels.

    A new post on Monday, September 21st, shows a graphic that states, “Ozzfest will come to the UK and US,” along with the caption, “More info coming soon. Where are you hoping Ozzfest 2027 will pop up?”

    Previously, it was confirmed that the 2027 UK edition of Ozzfest will take place at Villa Park in Birmingham, England, the hometown of the late Ozzy Osbourne. At this time, there is no word on which US city will host Ozzfest next year.

    Sharon and Jack Osbourne started teasing the return of Ozzfest earlier this year, suggesting at the time there would be one UK edition and one US edition. Jack has said in previous interviews that each edition will be a one-day event, similar to the “Back to the Beginning” concert last year.

    Ozzfest started out 30 years ago as a traveling North American festival that helped break bands like System of a Down, Disturbed, and more throughout the years. It last took place as a one-day fest on December 31st, 2018, in Inglewood, California.

    See the latest Ozzfest announcement below.

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