Rock legend Ozzy Osbourne has finally announced his rescheduled Nottingham date.
The 70-year-old was due at the Motorpoint Arena in February on his farewell tour but postponed the show under doctors' orders, suffering from a severe upper-respiratory infection.
It had initially beenOzzy Osbourne postpones 2019 tour dates including Nottingham due to illness - including Nottingham on February 1 - were to be rescheduled but within days he pulled the whole of the UK and European ‘No More Tours 2’ tour.
It was feared the infection could develop into pneumonia.
“I’m completely devastated for having to postpone the European leg of my tour," said Ozzy at the time.
Within weeks he was admitted to hospital suffering "complications from flu".
His wife Sharon revealed doctors advised the rocker to seek emergency treatment after his health worsened.
But now the Black Sabbath frontman is fully fit and confident he'll be able to make all the rescheduled dates, where special guests are Judas Priest.
The Nottingham show will be on Friday, January 31.
Customers with tickets for the original date are advised to retain their ticket for the rescheduled show, as well as the seats booked, as these will still be valid for the new date.
Anyone unable to attend can obtain full refunds from point of purchase. If you bought tickets from the Motorpoint Arena Box Office you can claim the refund up until Friday, May 24.
Unsold tickets will be on sale at 9am on Friday, May 3, with prices starting from £57.50.
They will be available from SeeTickets and Ticketmaster.
Tickets can also be purchased from the venue.
Ozzy Osbourne postpones 2019 tour dates including Nottingham due to illness
Ozzy Osbourne rushed to hospital after cancelling Nottingham gig
