Ozzy Osbourne, known as the “Prince of Darkness” and founding member of Black Sabbath, died Tuesday at 76 years old, leaving behind a musical legacy that continues to inspire generations of musicians.
- Ozzy Osbourne died Tuesday at 76 years old, shocking fans and musicians alike.
- Local music teachers and students at School of Rock East Lansing shared how Osbourne influenced their musical journeys.
- Osbourne’s impact extended beyond his Black Sabbath days to his solo career and the creation of the Ozzfest music festival.
After news of his death, I visited School of Rock East Lansing to speak with instructors and students about the legacy he leaves behind.
WATCH: School of Rock East Lansing musicians reflect on Ozzy Osbourne’s lasting influence on music
School of Rock East Lansing reflects on Ozzy Osbourne’s legacy after rock icon’s death at 76
Brian Alspaugh, a teacher at School of Rock East Lansing and performing musician himself, is a massive fan of Osbourne.
“I told them when I first started, my goal was to get as close to Ozzy as possible,” Alspaugh said…