I've just rang the Birmingham NIA box office to check and they told me it is definately still on. Jesus, you had me panicking for a moment.

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I'm sure that's bollocks, it better not be cancelled because of bad weather, were setting off soon, I've heard nothing about that, surely it would be officailly announced on here.

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I recently heard that Ozzy is been recognised in a Hall of Fame style ceremony on July 6th in Birmingham. Anyone know what time and whereabouts and if fans are invited. Would there be any chance of a meet n 'greet with Ozzy as I'm desperate to get a piece of rare memorabillia signed. I tried after the Wembley date but no chance. Security wouldn't let us antwhere near.

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Hi jmsoria, I have a photo of Ozzy wearing your flag, it's as the band line-up to take a bow at the end, you can't see what it says on the flag but you can see he's wearing it over his shoulders. I 've submitted it over on the cell phone concert photo's page. Hope you like it, well done for getting it up onstage.

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Enjoyed last night. Headspace were OK but not really my thing. BLS were rocking but sound was very bassy and Zakk's lead guitaring was often buried in the mix. Highlight for me was Suicide Messiah ans Stillborn. Ozzy came on to Bark, place went wild, dissapointed with predictable setlist though. Apart from the two new songs that was pretty much the same set as the last 15 years. Would loved to have heard Over the Mountain or Killer of Giants, and more of Black Rain, which I really like. I've been going to Ozzy gigs for over 20 years and I thought last nights was pretty good but not as good as some of the revues on here, and certainly not as bad as rikardoemme thought it was.But I do I wish Ozzy would do a bit of ad libbing between songs talking instead of the boring repetetive "I can't f***in hear you" He must must have screamed that many times. Ozzy, try talking between songs instead of screaming s*** like that and you may save your voice a bit better for the singing.

Seen Ozzy on every U.K Tour he's done since 1980 and most U.K. festival appearances, travelled all over the country to see him over the past 27 years including Sheffield City Hall, Manchester Apollo, Edinburgh Playhouse, Hull City Hall, Birmingham NEC, Milton Keynes Bowl, Castle Donington and Hammersmith Odeon but I have never seen him at Wembley Arena, just over two weeks to go and I can't wait. Wish he'd play more off the new album though, especially Black Rain, Civilise the Universe and Trap Door.
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