Trans-Siberian Orchestra pays tribute to Ozzy Osbourne with a unique cover of Black Sabbath's 'Changes'. The fan-filmed video showcases their creative mash-up with Savatage's 'Sleep' during a December 21 concert in Philadelphia. This performance is a heartfelt salute to the late Paul O'Neill, a producer, composer, and lyricist who passed away in 2017, and Ozzy Osbourne, who left us in July. Trans-Siberian Orchestra, known for pushing musical and visual boundaries, was envisioned by O'Neill as a 'band' without the constraints of traditional rock acts. With multiple singers embodying characters in their rock operas, TSO has captivated audiences with their unique sound. Despite their fame for holiday records like the Capra-esque trilogy, they've also released rock operas like 'Beethoven's Last Night' and 'Night Castle', which explore themes of war and redemption. TSO's success is evident in their sales, with over 12 million albums and DVDs sold, and they consistently rank among the top 25 touring acts in the country. O'Neill's legacy lives on through TSO's continued creation and impact, with plans for Broadway and a live concert adaptation of 'Night Castle' in the works. Their appeal is further solidified by industry recognition and the success of their iconic hit 'Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24', which has surpassed 100 million streams across digital platforms.
