The Masked Singer 14: Who Was Unmasked on Ozzfest Night?
On Ozzfest Night of The Masked Singer season 14, four masked performers—Eggplant, Galaxy Girl, High Voltage and Pangolin—competed to stay in the race after last week’s elimination of Snowcone (revealed as reality star Heidi Montague) on Spice Girls night. Themed around Ozzy Osbourne’s music, the episode featured panelist Kelly Osbourne—who has personal ties to Ozzy—alongside Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Ken Jeong and Rita Ora, with Nick Cannon hosting.
The episode opened with a full-group rendition of Black Sabbath’s “Crazy Train,” setting the tone for a night of rock and tribute performances. Each masked singer performed a carefully chosen song, delivered clues tied to their backstories, and faced guesses from the celebrity panel. Below are the performances, clues and the final outcome for Ozzfest Night.
High Voltage
Clues: High Voltage shared that he grew up listening to Ozzy, performed with a close-knit “band of brothers,” and later left that group to pursue a solo path. Jam and “crushing it” were offered as hints toward his musical past.
Performance: High Voltage tackled Black Sabbath’s “Paranoid.” The panel and audience heard an energetic take that remained a touch restrained compared with the original. The performance closed with a dramatic guitar-smashing moment. Visual clues during the set referenced “Crazy Train” and included the word “Bandwagon,” implying collaborators who joined his success. Panel guesses included Billie Joe Armstrong (Ken), John Resnick (Rita), Tim Allen (Kelly), but no consensus emerged.
Galaxy Girl
Clues: Galaxy Girl revealed she attended her first concert at Lilith Fair, often remained in the background early in her career, and once kept her singing a secret while overcoming stage nerves. She suggested having earned a halo in her lifetime, hinting at a milestone or charitable recognition.
Performance: Galaxy Girl performed Incubus’ “Drive.” Her voice carried a soft, lounge-like texture that fit some sections of the song but did not always match its driving energy. Onstage, a “Halo” clue reinforced the earlier hint. Panelists made a variety of guesses: Kelly Osbourne confidently named Ashley Simpson, then offered Kate Hudson when a phone moment interjected, while Ken guessed Gwen Stefani—each guess reflecting different interpretations of Galaxy Girl’s vocal tone and career clues.
Eggplant
Clues: Eggplant claimed Ozzy as an influence and hinted at a past marked by wild behavior that has since mellowed. He suggested familiarity with rock culture and a history of playing instruments, with visual clues referencing a “classic guitar” and even a guitar named after him.
Performance: Eggplant attempted Linkin Park’s “One Step Closer,” a nu-metal track that proved outside his comfort zone. The performance struggled to capture the song’s aggression and intensity; stylistic choices, including an affectation of an English accent, drew mixed reactions. Panelists tossed out several names: Jenny McCarthy suggested Kevin Cronin, Ken guessed Rick Springfield, while Kelly floated Richie Sambora and Alice Cooper among her ideas. The guesses reflected a recognition of musical ability, even if the performance was uneven.
Pangolin
Clues: Pangolin described herself as a wildcard who learned to defend her path, revealed that she once lived in a van, and referenced a tip jar tallied at 1,000—clues pointing to a period of struggle followed by breakthrough success. She offered a message of solidarity when she told Kelly, “you are not alone.”
Performance: Pangolin performed Ozzy Osbourne’s “Mama I’m Coming Home” and stood out as the night’s strongest vocalist. Her tone was clear and sweet, with a polished upper register that moved Kelly Osbourne and impressed the panel. A stage clue reading “Diamond” suggested a notable achievement or milestone in her career, and panelists guessed Christina Perri, Vanessa Carlton and Michelle Branch at various points.
First Results
After the initial performances, audience votes combined with the panel’s input determined the top two contestants who would advance without further risk. Pangolin and Galaxy Girl secured the highest support and were declared safe, leaving Eggplant and High Voltage to face off in an Ozzfest Royale sing-off.
For the showdown, the remaining two performed Black Sabbath’s “Iron Man.” Eggplant’s continued use of a faux English accent and a weaker delivery contrasted with High Voltage’s more compelling, rock-forward take. Ultimately the judges selected High Voltage as the winner of the Ozzfest Royale.
And leaving the Masked Singer…
Eggplant was eliminated and removed his mask. The reveal: Eggplant was soap opera actor Jack Wagner, known for his long-running work in daytime dramas and for having a singing background. Panelists’ final guesses had ranged widely—Jenny with Kevin Cronin, Ken with Rick Springfield (close), Rita with Nathan Lane, Robin with Kenny Loggins and Kelly with Alice Cooper—before the actual identity was confirmed. After the reveal, Jack Wagner closed the segment with a spirited rendition of “Rocket Man.”
Ozzfest Night on The Masked Singer blended tribute performances, panel interaction and heartfelt moments, with Pangolin’s vocal performance and Eggplant’s surprising unmasking serving as notable highlights of the episode.