One of Brian May's most iconic guitar performances almost didn't make it on to one of Queen's most popular tracks.

The 70s favourite Queen were never as popular in the US as they were in the UK - but there's a surprising reason fans think ...

Queen is one of the biggest bands in the world, but they never managed to crack America in the way they wanted to - and fans ...

But when Queen recorded Don’t Stop Me Now for their 1978 album Jazz, May found himself sidelined by singer Freddie Mercury, who wrote the song and had very definite ideas about how it should sound.

What their earliest albums lacked was a big single, but plenty were on the way. "Killer Queen" became Queen's first-ever U.S.

Since Mercury's passing, May has performed Love of My Life solo (with the help of old footage of the vocalist) with a ...

Rossi said of Freddie Mercury: “As everyone was decamping out of Live Aid, Freddie bent me over a desk, in a half-nelson, held me down and I couldn’t move. Fuck, he was strong!” But there was one star ...

("Seven Seas of Rhye," like others found on Queen and Sheer Heart Attack, took place in a Tolkien-esque fantasy world envisioned by Freddie Mercury.) They were so encouraged by the response that a ...

was written by Freddie Mercury and managed to defy critics despite its nearly six-minute length and genre-crossing melody. The hidden meanings behind the late Queen frontman's lyrics have sparked ...

Queen’s “I Want to Break Free” returns to the U.K.’s Official Rock & Metal Singles chart at No. 39. The band now surpasses AC ...

Freddie Mercury was never going to exit the stage without one last flourish, none more so evident in the story behind his farewell song, 'The Show Must Go On'.