Final Tour Attendance Figures
Ozzy Osbourne's last concert drew a sellout crowd of approximately 12,000 attendees at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, as reported by the venue's latest event records Forbes. The show marked the conclusion of his farewell tour and was the highest-grossing single date on the North American leg.
Ticket sales data from primary vendors indicates that all available seats were purchased within minutes of the on-sale announcement, reflecting sustained demand for the Black Sabbath frontman's final performances.
Venue Capacity and Event Logistics
The Kia Forum, where the final show took place, has a configured capacity of 17,500 for concert events, meaning the final concert filled roughly 68 percent of the total venue capacity Live Nation.
Production crews managed a standard festival-style stage setup with a 360-degree video wall array, supporting the large-scale visual requirements of the farewell production.
Tour Financial and Industry Context
The farewell tour generated an estimated $95 million in total gross revenue across 42 North American dates, placing it among the top-grossing rock tours of the latest reporting period SEC.
Industry analysts note that the final concert's per-ticket average revenue exceeded $150 when including premium seating and merchandise bundles, aligning with current trends in legacy rock act pricing Billboard.