The cost of a pint at Black Sabbath Villa Park gig
It's Ozzy Osbourne's final live performance as he bows out today, and the first time Black Sabbath have performed together in 20 years.
We're bringing you the latest updates all throughout the day, with our reporters inside and outside of Villa Park Stadium - and we're trying to include every little detail.
Read more: Black Sabbath live updates as thousands descend on Villa Park today for Back to the Beginning gig
Read more: Black Sabbath at Villa Park - line-up, times, set list, tickets and how to get there
Our reporters Kirsty Bosley and Robson McCallister have been marching round the venue checking out the food and drink prices, for those interested.
Bar prices on the stage show the cost of a pint of Poretti lager costs £8 and a half pint £4. A pint of Somersby cider is £7 and a half is £3.50.
You can also get a draught cocktail called Rum Punch for £13 or water for £3.50.
Inside the Doug Ellis stand the price for a Carlsberg Pilsner is £6.50 and a glass of wine is £7. A gin and tonic is £7.50 and vodka and lemonade costs £7.50.
There's also some food - a sausage roll will set you back a fiver, and a steaky pasty is £6.50.
Elsewhere in the stadium a cup of tea is £3.95 and an Espresso is £4.50. Cans of Coke are also £3.50.
Fans can also buy Walkers crisps for £2.20 and a bar of chocolate for £2.50.
Yardbirds chicken and chips costs £15 and chips on their own cost £7.
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! Please share your photos and comments with us by emailing megan.archerfox@reachplc.com - we'd love to share them.
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