Ozzy Osbourne Tickets For No More Tours 2 UK And Ireland Dates On Sale 9am Today

Ozzy Osbourne has confirmed arena shows in the UK and Ireland for his No More Tours 2 run. Ozzy Osbourne tickets go on general sale at 9am on September 7.

The Prince of Darkness will be joined by Judas Priest for farewell shows in Dublin, Nottingham, Manchester, Newcastle, Glasgow, Birmingham and London, where he’ll take over the O2 Arena on February 11.

Ozzy Osbourne Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows

Wed January 30 2019 - DUBLIN 3Arena (Ireland)
Fri February 01 2019 - NOTTINGHAM Motorpoint Arena Nottingham (United Kingdom)
Sun February 03 2019 - MANCHESTER Arena (United Kingdom)
Tue February 05 2019 - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Metro Radio Arena (United Kingdom)
Thu February 07 2019 - GLASGOW SSE Hydro (United Kingdom)
Sat February 09 2019 - BIRMINGHAM Genting Arena (United Kingdom)
Mon February 11 2019 - LONDON O2 (United Kingdom)
Wed February 13 2019 - MUNICH Olympiahalle (Germany)
Fri February 15 2019 - FRANKFURT Festhalle (Germany)
Sun February 17 2019 - HAMBURG Barclaycard Arena (Germany)
Tue February 19 2019 - BERLIN Mercedes-Benz Arena (Germany)
Fri February 22 2019 - STOCKHOLM Tele2 (Sweden)
Sun February 24 2019 - HELSINKI Hartwall Arena (Finland)
Wed February 27 2019 - ZURICH Hallenstadion (Switzerland)
Fri March 01 2019 - BOLOGNA Unipol Arena (Italy)
Sun March 03 2019 - BARCELONA Palau Saint Jordi (Spain)

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