Ozzy Osbourne will obtain one other all-star tribute throughout this Sunday’s MTV Video Music Awards, with Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, Excessive’s Nuno Bettencourt and punk star Yungblud honoring the just lately departed steel legend.

The 4 musicians will be part of forces for a “once-in-a-lifetime efficiency,” honoring the Prince of Darkness with a medley of his best hits throughout the LL Cool J-hosted occasion, in response to a press launch.

The 2025 VMAs will air dwell from New York’s UBS Area on Sunday at 8 p.m. EST on the CBS Tv Community, simulcast on MTV and streaming on Paramount+ in america.

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How Steven Tyler, Nuno Bettencourt and Yungblud Honored Ozzy at Farewell Present

Three of the 4 musicians tapped for the VMAs Ozzy tribute beforehand helped have a good time the singer at his Again to the Starting farewell live performance on July 5, held lower than three weeks earlier than his loss of life on July 22 on the age of 76.

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Tyler, who beforehand suffered a larynx harm that pressured Aerosmith to cancel their farewell tour, made his return to the massive stage to carry out “Stroll This Approach,” “Practice Stored A-Rollin'” and a fiery cowl of Led Zeppelin’s “Stroll This Approach.” Yungblud introduced the home down with a strong rendition of Black Sabbath’s “Modifications,” and Bettencourt accompanied a lot of supergroups that performed numerous Ozzy and Black Sabbath covers.

Ozzy Osbourne’s Storied MTV Historical past

Ozzy has an extended, storied historical past with MTV. The singer hosted Headbangers Ball within the ’80s, judged the short-lived Battle for Ozzfest present in 2004 and starred within the beloved actuality TV sequence The Osbournes alongside along with his household. He additionally obtained the MTV Europe Music Awards’ World Icon Award in 2014.

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Ozzy’s late-in-life well being setbacks and battle to return to the stage can be chronicled within the feature-length documentary Ozzy Osbourne: No Escape From Now, which can debut on Paramount+ later this yr.