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Black Sabbath still has a little something to do. In July her really last concert, a metal live event without a model. But the future of the band wants to be discussed now. And there the British could take similar paths to ABBA.
How “Metal hammer” reports, the proposal of a hologram concert series has already been passed on to Sharon Osbourne. The business manager and wife of Ozzy Osbourne is also not averse.
“The technology continues to develop,” said the 72-year-old carefully and enthusiastically. “You can do incredible things now, and what you can do in five years will be even better. So you never know what options are offering.”
In any case, does not sound like a stormy plan that is implemented immediately. The ABBA shows in London were a complete success, but the skepticism of many music fans before the technology and the nostalgic simulation of concerts is still high.
Black Sabbath have no plans for the future
But as Sharon Osbourne already indicated: The progress of technology behind such hologram gigs, which is hard to conquer, many could convince many in the near future.
Black Sabbath already have a little experience with the topic: Ronnie James Dio, the deceased former singer of the band, has already been produced and presented as a hologram as part of “Dio Returns”. The doubts of the hard rock community could soon dispel KISS, which will next jump on the ABBA-Hologrogram train next.
The last big number of Black Sabbath will take place on July 5th in Villa Park in Birmingham, England. Metallica Guns N ‘Roses, Slayer, Lamb of God, Tool, Tool, Pantera and many more are there as top -class guests. So that’s why it will be a decade event. Black-Sabbath front man Ozzy Osbourne will also play his last solo show on this day, but already announced that it was not able to rewind the full program.