Yungblud Honors Late Ozzy Osbourne with First-Ever GRAMMY Win: “God Bless Ozzy”
Yungblud, the stage name of Dominic Harrison, celebrated a significant milestone in his musical career by clinching his first-ever GRAMMY Award at the 2026 GRAMMYs ceremony. The award recognized his incredible live performance of the song “Changes” at Ozzy Osbourne’s final concert, Live From Villa Park Back To The Beginning.
During the Premiere Ceremony, Yungblud was visibly emotional as he accepted the prestigious Gramophone trophy for Best Rock Performance alongside music industry personalities such as Sharon Osbourne, Nuno Bettencourt, and Frank Bello. Expressing his disbelief at being on stage accepting the accolade, he acknowledged his deep admiration for his musical idol, Ozzy Osbourne.
The connection Yungblud felt with Ozzy Osbourne was profound, not just as a musician but also as a man exploring his identity. The opportunity to perform at Osbourne’s final show and receive recognition through the GRAMMY Award left him and those around him in a state of surreal gratitude and disbelief. Yungblud’s heartfelt speech, punctuated by Sharon Osbourne’s tearful presence, conveyed the immense impact Osbourne had on his life and career.
Expressing his gratitude towards The Osbourne Family for facilitating his participation in the Back To The Beginning concert, Yungblud extended his appreciation to everyone involved in the event. He dedicated his GRAMMY Award to fellow dreamers in guitar shops and bedrooms, emphasizing his love for the rock music genre and predicting its resurgence against popular music.
In a poignant tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, Yungblud concluded his acceptance speech with a heartfelt declaration of how Osbourne’s music would forever accompany and inspire him throughout his career. His enthusiastic proclamation of “God bless rock music, and God bless fucking Ozzy Osbourne” encapsulated the reverence and admiration he held for the legendary musician.
The 2026 GRAMMYs promised a star-studded lineup of performances from acclaimed artists, including Bruno Mars, Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Post Malone, and many more. The event honored the memory of musical legends and celebrated emerging talent, embodying the spirit of “Music’s Biggest Night” hosted by Trevor Noah.
The significance of Yungblud’s GRAMMY win, dedicated to a music icon like Ozzy Osbourne, underscored the power of music to transcend generations and inspire profound connections. As Yungblud continues to make his mark on the music industry, this milestone achievement serves as a testament to his talent and dedication to the rock genre.