Ozzy Osbourne's music gets the tribute treatment on Halloween night at Neighborhood Bar and Gaming, where a costumed crowd and a band channeling the Prince of Darkness turn this west-side tavern into a den of classic rock chaos. Expect the growl and wail of "Crazy Train," "Mr. Crowley," and other Ozzy staples ringing off the walls, sung by a frontman who's clearly studied the mannerisms, the rasp, and the theatrics that made Ozzy a legend.

Given the venue's laid-back, no-cover vibe, this feels less like a big production and more like a neighborhood gathering that happens to have a killer soundtrack. Pool cues get set down, video poker machines go quiet for a minute, and the bar's kitchen keeps the food coming while the band works through a set built for headbanging and Halloween costumes alike. It's the kind of night where showing up in a Sabbath-era wig or bat-wing cape doesn't feel out of place at all.