Ozzy Osbourne drove Brazilian fans wild by reminiscing about a show he performed in Porto Alegre on March 30, 2011.

The event kicked off the vocalist's tour in the country that year and promoted the album Scream (2010). In addition to Porto Alegre, the event also featured dates in São Paulo, Brasília, Rio de Janeiro, and Belo Horizonte.

On his official Instagram profile [via g1 ], Madman posted a photo of the ticket from that show, which brought together around 12,000 people at Gigantinho .

In the comments, many fans felt nostalgic and quickly wrote down their memories of that date.

“I was there, it was huge,” recalled one follower. “I still have the ticket,” wrote another. “I was there. And he threw a bucket of water on me,” posted a fan.

The most memorable moment, without a doubt, was when the singer picked up a Grêmio flag that had been thrown onto the stage at the very beginning of the show and placed it on his shoulders. However, the venue where the performance took place is owned by Internacional, their biggest rival.

The setlist featured great classics from his solo career, such as "Mama, I'm Coming Home," "Mr. Crowley," "I Don't Know," and "Shot in the Dark." Black Sabbath like "Paranoid," "War Pigs," and "Iron Man" were also part of the repertoire.

Shortly after the Scream World Tour , Ozzy Osbourne returned to the country in 2015 and again included a show in Porto Alegre, which was his second and final performance in the city.

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A Journalism student and fan of Rock, especially Heavy Metal, he likes bands such as Judas Priest, Black Sabbath, and particularly Iron Maiden, a band he has seen three times, has followed since he was 12, and dreams of seeing a show in London. His first contact with heavy music came playing Guitar Hero, and he never stopped. He has always enjoyed writing and music is one of his passions. Within the genre, he considers Steve Harris, Bruce Dickinson, Rob Halford, and Ozzy Osbourne his idols.