We Will Rock You Check your brains at the door and you may have a good time at "We Will Rock You," the dizzyingly silly Queen anthology musical that makes "Mamma Mia!" look like the acme of ...

When your house musician has the guitar chops of Brian May and the fourteen-octave vocal range of Freddie Mercury, you can't pass up the opportunity to sneak "We Will Rock You" into the set. We've ...

Queen released the Top 5 transatlantic hit 'We Will Rock You' / 'We Are the Champions' on Oct. 7, 1977.

If you’ve stumbled across Introduction to Mineralogy—or its Japanese title, Ruri no Hōseki (a.k.a. Ruri Rocks or Ruri’s Jewels)—you might be wondering: is this anime about sparkling gems ...

Queen unleashed their rapid fire "fast version" of "We Will Rock You," recorded for a 1977 BBC session, from their upcoming 'Queen on Air' collection.

This is Queen's "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions" as you've never heard them before. To mark the 40th anniversary on Saturday of the dual-single release of two of Queen's biggest hits ...

We Will Rock You (Queen) performed by WHIP: We Hit It Percussion WHIP is a Youth Percussion Ensemble open to students in Southern Alberta. WHIP is a University of Lethbridge Conservatory of Music ...

Complete Information About We Will Rock You in Boston at Weston Drama Workshop. Weston Drama Workshop Presents WE WILL ROCK YOU Directed by Skylar Grossman Music Direction by Jason Ianuzzi ...

“ We Will Rock You ” and “ We Are the Champions,” two of their biggest worldwide hits, have also been put to amazing use in film and television (and also one amazing commercial).

Did you know that Queen fans helped in the making of the band's classic rock anthem "We Will Rock You" with their enthusiastic behavior at concerts? During one early gig, a Queen crowd was so ...

That’s what I kept thinking during the long, slow slog through rock ‘n’ roll cliché that is “We Will Rock You,” the jukebox musical built around the songs of Queen that opened Wednesday ...

Queen's rock anthem "We Will Rock You" is enrapturing, potentially qualifying as a religious experience. So what if it were turned into one?