What is The Black Sabbath Bench? The Black Sabbath Bench is a tribute attraction to celebrate the Birmingham metal band, Black Sabbath. It is located on Broad Street, above the bridge on Canal Street, also named after the band.

The bench was officially unveiled on the canal bridge, across Broad Street, Birmingham by Black Sabbath’s Toni Iommi, and Geezer Butler on 26 June 2019. Two stars arrived on a barge that took them under the brudge that was shortly to be named after Black Sabbath.

Getting to the Black Sabbath bench is easy! You can get there on foot, by bus, tram or train. The bench is on Broad Street B1 2HP, and is on the pavement overlooking the canal, by the Black Sabbath Bridge.

Black Sabbath inspired millions of fans and musicians around the globe paving the way for many artists and bands that came after them. With more than astounding 100 million records sold worldwide, the group was ranked by MTV as the “greatest metal band” of all time.

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The home of Birmingham’s Golden Mile Broad Street is well known for being the heart of nightlife, restaurants, hotels and entertainment in the Westside of Birmingham. It’s also home to the CBSO (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra), and the ICC, which sits in Centenary Square alongside The Library of Birmingham, and The Birmingham ...