What was the title of Black Sabbath's final concert tour?

Black Sabbath’s final concert tour was titled The End Tour. It was announced as the band’s farewell trek and began in January 2016, marking the closing chapter of the original heavy-metal group’s touring career.

The tour featured Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler, the central members of Black Sabbath’s best-known lineup. Original drummer Bill Ward was not part of the tour; Tommy Clufetos played drums. The concerts drew from the band’s classic catalog, including songs such as “Black Sabbath,” “War Pigs,” “Iron Man” and “Paranoid.”

The title is easy to confuse with earlier Sabbath-related tours. Heaven and Hell Tour referred to the Ronnie James Dio-led version of the band, while Reunion Tour described the 1997–1998 return of the original four members. Ozzfest was a touring festival associated with Ozzy Osbourne, not the name of Sabbath’s farewell tour.

The final performance took place in Birmingham, England, on February 4, 2017, near the group’s birthplace.