Before Queen's big breakthrough with 'A Night at the Opera,' the band's first tour in America in 1974 was another milestone.

Like The Beatles before them, Queen could turn their hand to any kind of musical style that took their fancy, and do it ...

Amidst a sea of hits and critical acclaim for their singles, there was one Queen song that wasn't that well received by the British public - at least according to Freddie Mercury. Following their ...

Fronted again by the former Gallows and Rattlesnakes singer Frank Carter, guitarist Steve Jones, bass player Glen Matlock and drummer Paul Cook careered through Pretty Vacant, God Save the Queen ...

They played most of their classic repertoire - Seventeen, Pretty Vacant, Liar, God Save the Queen etc - although ... how they intended to do this without Freddie Mercury was anyone’s guess ...

More than just a Pistols footnote, Nightingale did contribute to the writing of early track Did You No Wrong, which would later be chosen as the B-side to God Save The Queen ... about the majesty of ...

He would say 'think of life as God's party ... first introduced Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' to eager ears, an act that kindled a lifelong bond with lead singer Freddie Mercury.

The Freddie Mercury Tribute concert saw the George ... of 'We Are The Champions' before the remaining band members of Queen led the crowd in a hugely emotional final chorus of 'God Save The Queen'.