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Coldplay, Ozzy Osbourne and Nashville

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Coldplay honor Ozzy Osbourne in Nashville, bring out Keith Urban and show they're more than one 'jumbotron' moment
Coldplay sold out Nashville's Nissan Stadium way before the band's name took over the internet thanks to a viral moment from a recent show in Boston.

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Coldplay Dedicates Nashville Show to Ozzy Osbourne After His Death: ‘Ozzy, We Love You Wherever You’re Going’
Coldplay gives Ozzy Osbourne an emotional tribute at Nashville concert
'Ozzy was the saviour of weirdos and rebels'
Hundreds of Black Sabbath fans gathered in Birmingham city centre to pay tribute to Ozzy Osbourne.

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Ozzy Osbourne’s Sisters Share Final Texts With Their Brother Before His Death
Kelly Osbourne says she’s lost her ‘best friend’ with dad Ozzy’s death
Ozzy Osbourne influenced many aspects of pop culture — especially fashion
"What Ozzy establishes in the '70s is this idea that Ozzy is so cool and such a central point of this big band, Black Sabbath...that whatever he chooses as a fashion statement onstage, essentially be...

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Ozzy Osbourne’s Lost Interview: Black Sabbath Icon on Death Threats, Working With Wife Sharon, and Being Mystified by Glam Metal, ‘I Even Fancied the F—in’ Lead Singer of Poison!’
Judas Priest and Alice Cooper: A suitably wild ode to Ozzy – with help from Johnny Depp
Coldplay Honor The Late Ozzy Osbourne With A Lovely Cover Of Black Sabbath’s ‘Changes’
We’d like to dedicate this whole show to the incredible genius, talent, and character-full gift to the world who was Ozzy Osbourne.’
How Coldplay's Chris Martin warned Nashville fans before 'jumbotron' moment: 'We're going to put you on the big screen'
Coldplay came to Nashville July 22, nearly a week after a jumbotron moment that went viral for catching an embrace by a couple who quickly shied away from the camera. See how Chris Martin warned fans at Nissan Stadium.
Ozzy Osbourne taught kids to rebel by subverting Christianity | Opinion
Ozzy Osbourne used Black Sabbath's hard rock music as a way to point out hypocrisy in Western society and modern religion.
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