ROCKGIGANTER X MIKROBRYG: OZZY OSBOURNE

Music journalist Steffen Jungersen tells the story of Ozzy Osbourne - the working-class boy from Birmingham who helped create heavy metal and left a lasting mark on rock music. Drawing on nearly 40 years of experience and his own interviews with Ozzy, Jungersen shares personal stories, analysis, and music that paint a nuanced portrait of the Black Sabbath frontman and his more than 50-year career.

The lecture is part of the Rock Museum's lecture series ROCKGIGANTER X MIKROBRYG and is included in the October programme ROCKMUSEET GOES DARK, which focuses on rock's darker sides - punk, heavy metal, noise and chaos.

The ticket includes a free beer from the local Musicon Microbrewery and access to the museum's exhibitions from 17:30. The Rock Museum's café is open all evening with drinks and snacks for sale.

Wheelchair users and guests with companion needs are encouraged to contact the Rock Museum before their visit. Companions with a companion card participate free of charge.