In 1974, Queen were nearly derailed by a serious illness. It turned out to be the making of Sheer Heart Attack - one of their greatest album
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"It just all happened very easily and with great joy"
Freddie Mercury’s "obsession" with a piece of Victorian fairy art gave way to one of Queen’s most eccentric songs – and it hides a dark history
"It was quite a step into the unknown"
Queen’s Brian May an Roger Taylor look back on the band’s landmark 1986 gig behind the Iron Curtain – and what may be next for the rock icons
Brian May says that he was misquoted as saying QUEEN will never tour again. The 79-year-old QUEEN guitarist clarified a comment he made in an interview with U.K.'s The Times in which he said he was he was done touring. He told The Times: "I made a decision 18 months ago that I didn't want to tour a...
Brian May reassures fans that he could "never say never" to the possibility of Queen touring again
Crazy Little Thing Called Love was filmed just two weeks before Freddie Mercury's final Queen show
QUEEN guitarist Brian May has revealed to U.K.'s The Times that he is done touring. He said: "I made a decision 18 months ago that I didn't want to tour again. A close family friend died when we were in the States, so I said to my tour manager, 'I'll just nip home for a few days and come back.' She...
"I’m thinking maybe 50 years is enough" says Brian May, revealing that Queen's touring days are over
Sir Brian May joined Roger Taylor for two songs.
QUEEN's Roger Taylor reunited with his bandmate Brian May during Roger's September 28 concert at the Roundhouse in London, United Kingdom. The 77-year-old QUEEN drummer, who is promoting his latest solo album, "Violence Insane In A Beautiful World", was backed by a group of young musicians, plus lon...
Queen's September 18, 1976 concert in London's Hyde Park confirmed their ascendancy into British rock's gilded elite
Will Freddie Mercury ever be immortalised in a Queen avatar show? Brian May is conflicted
In a new interview with Absolute Radio's Leona Graham, QUEEN guitarist Brian May spoke about the development of advanced artificial intelligence (A.I.) systems and warned that the technology is improving so quickly there is a risk humans will lose control. Asked what his personal views on A.I. are,...

