“War Pigs” at the Grammys: Post Malone, Slash, and Duff McKagan Celebrate Ozzy Osbourne’s Legacy
An all-star lineup took the Grammy stage for a tribute performance of Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs,” honoring Ozzy Osbourne. Post Malone handled vocals, joined by Slash, Duff McKagan, Chad Smith, and Andrew Watt.
The band leaned into the weight of the song with heavy riffs and massive tone. McKagan was carrying the bottom, keeping the low end thick and steady while locking in tightly with Smith. His approach stayed true to the original feel but brought a little extra grit that helped the performance land.
Ozzy’s wife Sharon and his kids were shown in the audience throughout the performance, watching closely and clearly feeling the moment. That context made the tribute hit harder. It felt less like a big awards show spectacle and more like a straightforward nod of respect from musicians who understood exactly what the song and its legacy demand.
No Treble CEO Jody Miller is a Chicago-based bassist, guitarist, engineer, and producer best known for his bass gear demo videos and as the co-host of The Bass Nerds podcast.
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