Ozzy Osbourne’s one-of-a-kind museum exhibit, featuring everything from hairbrushes to worn socks and a paint-stained chair, is set to tour the world.

Sharon Osbourne confirmed that the intimate Ozzy Osbourne exhibition, now on display at the Birmingham Museum, is set to tour internationally.

Ozzy Osbourne’s personal exhibition to tour internationally, promises Sharon Osbourne

The Ozzy Osbourne exhibition currently hosted at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery is set to travel the globe, with Sharon Osbourne assuring fans that it will be unlike a standard museum display.

Titled Ozzy Osbourne: Working Class Hero, the exhibit runs in the late Black Sabbath frontman’s hometown through September 2026 before embarking on an international tour.

Speaking on The Osbournes alongside her son Jack Osbourne, Sharon Osbourne highlighted the deeply personal nature of the exhibit: “We have personal letters, everything from postcards from when he first toured Europe with Sabbath, to his personal and stage clothing.”

She added, “With Ozzy, fans will see everything from his hairbrushes to worn socks, a paint-stained chair, and his home studio setup. We were fortunate enough to keep all of it.”

While the exhibition features Ozzy’s major accolades, including Grammy Awards and gold and platinum records, Sharon believes the unique personal items will resonate most with fans. Plans include recreating his dressing room and potentially displaying previously unused lyrics, as well as a collection of thousands of “devil head” doodles Ozzy sketched on hotel stationery worldwide.

In other news, Sharon confirmed that Ozzfest will return in 2027. She originally launched the festival in 1996 after Lollapalooza declined to include Ozzy on their lineup. The inaugural Ozzfest spanned two days in Phoenix, Arizona, and San Bernardino, California, with Ozzy headlining alongside Slayer, Danzig, Biohazard, Sepultura, and others.