Ozzy Osbourne confesses being 'nervous' ahead of 'Back to the Beginning' performance

Ozzy Osbourne recently got candid about his feelings ahead of his show at Bermingham's Villa Park.

In a new chat with Mojo magazine, the founder of Black Sabbath claimed that performing at the Back to the Beginning Show on July 5th will make him anxious. 

During the show, he will be reuniting with his bandmates and elaborating on his feelings, he told the outlet, "Even if it was a regular gig, I would be a nervous wreck."

"I was born nervous," he claimed.

"Right now, I'm feeling grateful and proud and I'm sure I'll be feeling dozens more emotions on the day of the show," the Prince of Darkness claimed.

He even shared that he was familiar with the event venue Aston Villa's stadium and recalled often hanging around the ground during matches.

 "Aston made me who I am. Being born there taught me so many things about life. It gave me ambition," Ozzy added.

"I grew up close to Villa Park and when the Villa were playing home matches, me and my mates would go down to the ground and offer to mind people's cars while the match was on, for a shilling," the husband of Sharone Osbourne continued.

He recounted before moving to a new topic, "Eventually, we thought to offer to wash the cars for more money. The first car I washed was with a Brillo pad, so you can imagine the outcome. That was a clue that it was my time to move on to other things."