Jack Black makes surprise live stream appearance at Black Sabbath gig and sings Ozzy cover
Live stream fans were treated to a song by the Hollywood actor.
Excited fans watched him singing his version of Ozzy Osbourne's Mr Crowley dressed in a striking blue and white tassled jacket
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He is just a number of surprise guest stars to appear both in person and on the live stream today for the Black Sabbath show.
Steven Tyler and Ronnie Wood also took to the stage - in person - as well as YungBlud.
Dolly Parton also made a surprise video appearance.
Don't miss our glossy Black Sabbath - End of an Era magazine celebrating their final show! Read more here.
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If you're going to the Black Sabbath gig, we hope you have an amazing time!
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