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Carolyn Giardina “Queen Rock Montreal” will make its global streaming premiere May 15 on Disney+ as the first concert film available with Imax Enhanced sound by DTS. When it arrived in theaters in January, the remastered 1981 concert was Imax’s biggest exclusive engagement.

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Queen Receives Brit Billion Award for Streaming Milestone: ‘We Are Still Around and We Hope to Entertain You a Little’

Naman Ramachandran Rock group Queen have been presented with a Brit Billion Award by the BPI, the industry body for U.K. record labels and music companies, which is also home to the Brit Awards. The Brit Billion Award celebrates the band’s achievement in surpassing the landmark of 1 billion career streams in the U.K., as calculated by the Official Charts Company. Queen’s most-streamed hits include classics “Another One Bites the Dust,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “Crazy Little Thing Called Love,” “Radio Ga Ga,” “Under Pressure,” “We Are the Champions” and “We Will Rock You.”

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Queen fans mortified as hidden meaning behind Don't Stop Me Now is unveiled

Freddie Mercury, front man of the British rock band, with Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon making up the rest of the group – was first released as part of the band's 1978 album Jazz.Lyrics include lines such as, “floating around in ecstasy”, “I am a satellite I'm out of control”, and “I am a sex machine ready to reload like an atom bomb”.One fan said: "Its so weird knowing don't stop me now is a song about sex and i hadn't realised for so long until actually focusing on the lyrics. i guess im just used to songs now being very obvious about it.”"You know what? I’m adding another #earbiscuits tweet.

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Freddie Mercury said 'I can't f***ing do this anymore' on his final Queen tour

Freddie Mercury once declared "I can't f***ing do this anymore" after touring with Queen, his bandmates revealed.The legendary Queen singer admitted he was finding his final tour "exhausting" with the iconic rock band, just a year before he was diagnosed with AIDS.Freddie's fellow band members Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon have opened up about how Freddie was hesitant to play the band's final shows on their 1986 The Magic Tour, the band's last shows as a foursome.On their huge Magic Tour, the band played a whopping 26 concerts across the UK and nine dates in European countries, over the course of just eight weeks.These weren't small venues either, because the titan rock band were playing to massive crowds like at Knebworth House,

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Strange reasons musicians have been sacked from bands - eating salad to being too clumsy

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterThe Offspring’s drummer Pete Parada has claimed he was ditched from the band for refusing to get the Covid-19 vaccine.Parada, 48, says his doctor told him not to get the jab due to him having a rare medical condition – but he was removed from The Offspring ahead of their upcoming tour.And Parada isn’t the only musician to be fired for a strange reason, as Daily Star reveals.Let’s bounce: Doug Bougie was initially Queen’s bass player before they hired John Deacon. He played a couple of gigs with Freddie Mercury and co, but was given the heave-ho due to him leaping around too much on stage.

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Queen are making £100,000 a day from ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ biopic

Queen are reportedly making over £100,000 a day from Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody.The film, which came out in 2018 and divided fans and critics, documented the late frontman’s journey from childhood through to joining the band and later starting a solo career.Bohemian Rhapsody has made over $900million (£654m) at the box office at the time of writing, and according to new accounts from Customs House, the band – Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon – and Mercury’s estate, are seeing a big chunk of that money.As Music News report, in the year before the blockbuster’s release, the band filed profits of £11.8m pre-tax, with a turnover of £21.9m.Following the film’s release, though, Queen Productions registered a turnover of £42m

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Queen stars rake in £100k a day due to soaring success of Bohemian Rhapsody film

The remaining members of Queen are raking in over £100,000 in sales a day thanks to the continued success of their film Bohemian Rhapsody.

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Freddie Mercury's 'surrogate family' - The beautiful story of Queen star's 'other life'

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Queen bassist John Deacon, 69, puffs on a cigarette while out on a stroll in London

JOHN Deacon was spotted going for a stroll while puffing on a cigarette near his home in Putney, London. The Queen bass guitarist, 69, looks unrecognisable from his days in the legendary band - but still enjoys smoking like a rockstar.

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Queen ‘Rock Iconz’ collectible statues to be released later this year

Queen collectible statues are to be released later this year – you can pre-order them below.The limited edition statues of Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon are currently in production by KnuckleBonz. The hand-crafted pieces are modelled on the band from their 1981 concert in Montreal.Officially licensed and approved by Queen, each statue is hand-painted, numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity on the base.

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Queen release a new mobile rhythm game

Queen have released a new rhythm game for mobile devices.Queen: Rock Tour, which is now live on iOS and Android, is the first official Queen game to be released. The game’s release has been timed in celebration of the band’s 50th anniversary this year.Queen: Rock Tour will give players the ability to recreate bits of the band’s iconic styles, while costuming their outfits.

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Roger Taylor says Queen would still be making music today if Freddie Mercury was alive

Queen drummer Roger Taylor has said the band would still be making new music today if Freddie Mercury was still alive.

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‘Queen Rock Montreal’ Coming to Disney+ With Imax Enhanced Sound by DTS

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