Lady Gaga Pays Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne in Concert (Coldplay Too)
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Lady Gaga paid tribute to late Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne following news of his death on Tuesday, July 22.
The singer, who performs the song "Bad Romance," was on stage during her "Mayhem Ball" tour in San Francisco, California, when she opened her coat and revealed a sweater with Ozzy's name on it. It happened while Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train," a song from the 1980s, was playing.
The moment, as expected, was captured in images that were later shared on social media. See below.
Lady Gaga paid tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne at latest Mayhem Ball show. pic.twitter.com/SRHCiUZqo8
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) July 24, 2025
But Lady Gaga wasn't the only artist to pay tribute to Ozzy Osbourne. According to E! News, Cyndi Lauper also performed the same song—which marked Ozzy's solo debut—at her Raleigh concert. This tribute was also captured in images that quickly made their way onto social media.
The 72-year-old artist played the song on her cell phone, which she held near the microphone for the audience to hear. "For Ozzy," she said.
Cyndi Lauper with a tribute to Ozzy at the show tonight in Raleigh. She then dedicated Time After Time to him. Everyone loved Ozzy. pic.twitter.com/EXnv79f9t0
— Fly By Night (@E5C4P3777) July 23, 2025
Coldplay, in turn, dedicated their Nashville show to Ozzy Osbourne. They also made a point of playing a cover of Black Sabbath's 1972 hit "Changes."
Speaking to the audience, while paying tribute to the late artist, the band's lead singer, Chris Martin, added: "We send our love to his family."
Chris Martin performs Changes [Black Sabbath] in honor of The Prince Of Darkness, Ozzy Osbourne
🇺🇸 #ColdplayNashville pic.twitter.com/940gWRFqJz — Coldplay United Kingdom (@ColdplayUK_) July 23, 2025
After Ozzy Osbourne's death was announced, social media was flooded with tributes. Friends and colleagues made a point of paying tribute to the heavy metal icon, including Elton John, Jason Mamoa, Adam Sandler, and Pearl Jam musician Mike McCready.
Ozzy Osbourne died this Tuesday at the age of 76. Friends and colleagues made a point of paying tribute to the heavy metal icon on social media, highlighting his enormous talent.
News to the Minute | 08:40 - 07/23/2025Read Also: Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath icon and lead singer, has died. He was 76 years old.
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