Brian Might and Roger Taylor have confirmed the line-up of their ‘official tribute band’ Queen Extravaganza and introduced a run of tour dates for 2024.
Queen Extravaganza has been touring collectively for over a decade and encompasses a line-up that was hand-picked by Might and Taylor to carry out their music.
Might and Taylor have now confirmed that the line-up for subsequent 12 months’s tour consists of Nick Radcliffe on guitar, François-Olivier Doyon on bass, George Farrar on drums and Alirio Netto and Gareth Taylor on vocals.
You’ll be able to see the total checklist of 2024 dates beneath and purchase your tickets right here.
FEBRUARY
26 – Wolverhampton, Civic Corridor
27 – Bradford, St George’s Corridor
28 – Newcastle, O2 Metropolis Corridor
MARCH
1 – Glasgow, SEC Armadillo
2 – Derby, Area
4 – Swansea, Area
5 – Bristol, Beacon
6 – London, Eventim Apollo
8 – Stockton, Globe
9 – Manchester, O2 Apollo
10 – Oxford, New Theatre
12 – Eastbourne, Congress Theatre
13 – Ipswich, Regent Theatre
15 – Plymouth, Pavilion
16 – Bournemouth, Worldwide Centre
17 – Truro, Corridor For Cornwall
19 – Dublin, Olympia Theatre
21 – Belfast, Waterfront Corridor
In the meantime, in different Queen information, an public sale happened earlier this week noticed over 1,400 of Freddie Mercury’s private possessions bought off, which Might admitted was “too unhappy” to consider.
The public sale noticed handwritten lyrics for a few of Queen’s most well-known songs, jewelry worn by Mercury, and his assortment of art work go underneath the hammer.
In a social media submit, Might stated of the motion: “Freddie’s most intimate private results, and writings that have been a part of what we shared for thus a few years, will go underneath the hammer, to be knocked right down to the best bidder and dispersed ceaselessly.
“I can’t look. To us, his closest family and friends, it’s too unhappy.”
The singer died in 1991 of AIDS-related pneumonia. He was aged 45.
Extra objects are set to be auctioned off and proceeds are anticipated to succeed in round £6million in complete.
