Walk of Stars
YOUR CHANCE TO SEE OZZY AND WELCOME HIM HOME, FRIDAY 6TH JULY 2007, 3PM - 4.30PM
OZZY OSBOURNE IS TO BE THE FIRST STAR INDUCTED ON TO THE BIRMINGHAM WALK OF STARS, BROAD STREET. THE EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE ON CENTENARY SQUARE, BROAD STREET, BIRMINGHAM CITY CENTRE AND IS FREE FOR THE PUBLIC TO ATTEND.
Ozzy will be presented with the honour by the Lord Mayor of Birmingham Councillor Randal Brew. The ceremony is due to take place on stage at 4pm however due to the numbers of people expected to attend you are advised to get there early, from 3pm onwards.
Please note that the area is an Alcohol Restricted Zone and the consumption of alcohol will not be permitted in Centenary Square.
See Ozzy in concert on the sameday at the National Indoor Arena, click the Ozzy banner to buy tickets
The Birmingham Walk of Stars, Broad Street, will honour those people who have made a significant contribution in the categories of music, television, film, radio, theatre, sport, business and literacy.
The Broad Street area of Birmingham city centre is the Midland’s premier, mixed use entertainment and business district which welcomes over 100,000 visitors per week and employs in excess of 12,000 people.
Walk of Stars YOUR CHANCE TO SEE OZZY AND WELCOME HIM HOME, FRIDAY 6TH JULY 2007, 3PM - 4.30PM
OZZY OSBOURNE IS TO BE THE FIRST STAR INDUCTED ON TO THE BIRMINGHAM WALK OF STARS, BROAD STREET. THE EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE ON CENTENARY SQUARE, BROAD STREET, BIRMINGHAM CITY CENTRE AND IS FREE FOR THE PUBLIC TO ATTEND.
Ozzy will be presented with the honour by the Lord Mayor of Birmingham Councillor Randal Brew. The ceremony is due to take place on stage at 4pm however due to the numbers of people expected to attend you are advised to get there early, from 3pm onwards.
Please note that the area is an Alcohol Restricted Zone and the consumption of alcohol will not be permitted in Centenary Square.
See Ozzy in concert on the sameday at the National Indoor Arena, click the Ozzy banner to buy tickets
The Birmingham Walk of Stars, Broad Street, will honour those people who have made a significant contribution in the categories of music, television, film, radio, theatre, sport, business and literacy.
The Broad Street area of Birmingham city centre is the Midland’s premier, mixed use entertainment and business district which welcomes over 100,000 visitors per week and employs in excess of 12,000 people.