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Adam Lambert couldn't be happier to be working alongside Queen members Brian May and Roger Taylor. The singer began touring with the original band members in 2011, and have since formed Queen + Adam Lambert.

Queen guitarist Brian May says he is “turning a corner” and has got his “sparkle” back after suffering a heart attack earlier this year.

Queen and Adam Lambert are releasing their first live concert album.

Queen and Adam Lambert are to release their first live album together later this year.The announcement follows a series of cryptic social media posts from the group’s Brian May after the guitarist teased an announcement in a new video earlier this week.Posting on Instagram on Wednesday (August 19), May shared a brief clip which saw him performing to thousands of fans, alongside drummer Roger Taylor and the band’s current vocalist, Lambert.

It was just announced that Queen and Adam Lambert will be releasing their first-ever live concert album!

Queen‘s Brian May has teased an announcement from the band in a cryptic new video.Posting on Instagram this afternoon (August 19), the legendary guitarist shared a brief clip which sees him performing to thousands of fans, alongside drummer Roger Taylor and the band’s current vocalist Adam Lambert.While the video stopped short of revealing what’s in store for Queen fans, it confirmed that the announcement will arrive at 12AM BST on Friday (August 18) and 4PM/7PM PDT/EDT tomorrow.Responding to the announcement, one fan wrote: “I can’t wait!!! I hope it’s another US tour!” Teaser !! BriA post shared by Brian Harold May (@brianmayforreal) on Aug 19, 2020 at 5:00am PDTIt marks the first major activity from the band since May suffered a heart

While some fans of “Bohemian Rhapsody” would love to see a sequel to the Queen biopic, documenting the band’s second act, at least one member of the band is lukewarm on the idea.

Bohemian Rhapsody was a massive success – so is a sequel in the works?

Queen and singer Adam Lambert have a message for workers on the front line of the COVID-19 fight: “You Are the Champions." Brian May, Roger Taylor and Lambert recently gathered virtually to record a new version of the Queen classic, “We Are the Champions." "You Are the Champions” was released early Fridayon all streaming and download services, with proceeds going to the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund. "I thought, this is a great way to use the legacy that we have to do some good in the world," May said.

Queen and singer Adam Lambert have a message for workers on the front line of the coronavirus fight: “You Are the Champions.” Brian May, Roger Taylor and Lambert recently gathered virtually to record a new version of the Queen classic, “We Are the Champions.” “You Are the Champions” was released early Friday on all streaming and download services, with proceeds going to the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund. Adam Lambert, left, and Brian May, of Queen, perform at the Global Citizen Festival in New York.  (AP) “I thought, this is a great way to use the legacy that we have to do some good in the world,” May said.

Rock band Queen and singer Adam Lambert are raising money for health workers fighting COVID-19 with new single “You Are The Champions,” an updated version of classic hit “We Are The Champions” recorded on mobile phones under lockdown.

Queen drummer Roger Taylor has addressed the prospect of a Bohemian Rhapsody sequel once more, admitting that it’s unlikely to happen.The big screen take on the band’s career hit cinemas in November 2018 and became the highest-grossing musical biopic of all time, raking in more than $1 billion at the worldwide box office.It also netted Rami Malek, who portrayed the late Freddie Mercury, an Academy Award for Best Actor.When asked by Rolling Stone about a possible sequel, Taylor said: “I have to say no. I really do think that we need to sit back for a year or two and look at things and see if that is a believable or credible thing to do.“The movie was a great hit.

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Duran Duran have been confirmed as the final headliners for British Summertime Festival in July.

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

Robbie Williams turned down the chance to front Queen because he didn’t like the idea of trying to replace Freddie Mercury and taking a pay cut.

Queen drummer Roger Taylor has said the band would still be making music today if Freddie Mercury was still alive.Speaking to BBC Radio 6 Music, Taylor suggested that a whole new era of music from the rock icons would have arrived if Mercury hadn’t passed away in November 1991.He said: “I do believe that. Me and Freddie… he was my closest friend and we were very, very close.

LONDON — British postage stamps which often portray the monarch will honor a different Queen in a new Royal Mail series – the veteran rock band that is celebrating its 50th anniversary.