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Report: OZZY OSBOURNE To Light Up Olympic Concert

June 2, 2004

OZZY OSBOURNE will be one of the performers at a huge free concert in London to mark the arrival of the Olympic flame in Britain, according to Reuters.

The concert, which will be headlined by ROD STEWART, will also feature performances by JAMES BROWN, OZZY's daughter Kelly, JAMELIA, EMMA BUNTON, WILL YOUNG and MCFLY.

The June 26 Olympic Torch Concert will take place in front of 70,000 people from a stage to be built on The Mall, the wide, ceremonial avenue which links Trafalgar Square with Buckingham Palace.

The Mall attracted tens of thousands in 2002 when Ozzy Osbourne and other stars performed in the gardens of Buckingham Palace to mark the Queen's 50 years on the throne. [Read more]

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