Generation's of fun!!
by Gram G on 8/16/25Rating: 5 out of 5A couple of daughters, several grandkids ages 15 to 81 all singing along with Adam and Queen. So much fun well worth the 1000 mile trek from Oregon to Denver. Let's do it again!!
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Queen + Adam Lambert on Tour
In 2018, the legend of Queen — the larger-than-life band that's been making grandiose, orchestrally inspired rock songs since 1970 — came to the big screen with Bohemian Rhapsody, a film about the life of original lead singer Freddie Mercury.
Led by Mercury and charged by the pyrotechnic guitars of Brian May, the commanding drums of Roger Taylor, and the rumbling yet melodic basslines of John Deacon, Queen blazed a bright trail through the rock world in the 1970s and '80s. They showcased their stunning vocal harmonies on tracks like the mini-epic "Bohemian Rhapsody" and the peppy "Don't Stop Me Now." They showed off their wide range on sonically disparate tracks like the disco-tinged "Another One Bites the Dust," the sweetly longing "Somebody to Love," and the arena staple "We Will Rock You."
Mercury passed away in 1991, but his legacy loomed large, and Queen's presence on classic rock radio and in pop culture resulted in the band commanding the imaginations of younger listeners. One of those fans was Adam Lambert, a San Diego singer who sang "Bohemian Rhapsody" when he tried out for the eighth season of American Idol.
Powered by his inventive reworkings of songs, towering voice, and overwhelming charisma, Lambert finished second in the show's 2009 balloting. May and Taylor — who appeared on that season's finale and performed with Lambert and eventual winner Kris Allen — were keenly aware of Lambert's range and innovation.
Lambert, May, and Taylor first performed as a unit at the MTV Europe Awards in November 2011, and a year later they played their first concert as Queen + Adam Lambert. Since then, they've toured the world, honoring Mercury's memory while bringing Queen's electrifying catalog to life on a nightly basis. In 2019, Queen + Adam Lambert will embark on the Rhapsody Tour, a 23-date North American tour that, in the words of May, will "rip it apart and get even more ambitious" than their previous jaunts.
Setlists
Act 1
- 1.Machines (Or 'Back to Humans') / Radio Ga Ga (Queen cover) ("Machines" intro on tape; segues into "Hammer to Fall")
- 2.Hammer to Fall (Queen cover)
- 3.Fat Bottomed Girls (Queen cover) (with "White Man" intro)
- 4.Another One Bites the Dust (Queen cover)
Act 2
- 5.I'm in Love With My Car (Queen cover) (Roger on vocals)
- 6.Bicycle Race (Queen cover) (abridged)
- 7.I Was Born to Love You (Freddie Mercury cover)
- 8.I Want It All (Queen cover) (with vocal-guitar riffs intro)
Act 3 - B-stage
- 9.Love of My Life (Queen cover) (Brian on vocals; Freddie onscreen at end)
- 10.Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together) (Queen cover) (Brian & Adam on co-lead vocals)
- -Timpani Solo (Roger live in Montreal 1981)
- 11.Drum Solo (Roger on drums; Tyler Warren on timpani)
- 12.Under Pressure (Queen & David Bowie cover) (Roger & Adam on co-lead vocals)
- 13.Tie Your Mother Down (Queen cover) (with "hoedown" verse 1)
- 14.Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Queen cover)
Act 4
- -You Take My Breath Away (Queen cover) (intro only)
- 15.Who Wants to Live Forever (Queen cover)
- 16.Guitar Solo (with "Sakura" and part of Dvorak's "New World Symphony" and "Brighton Rock")
- 17.Is This the World We Created...? (Queen cover) (B-stage)
Act 5
- 18.A Kind of Magic (Queen cover)
- 19.Don't Stop Me Now (Queen cover)
- 20.Somebody to Love (Queen cover)
- 21.The Show Must Go On (Queen cover)
- 22.Bohemian Rhapsody (Queen cover) (with taped operatic section)
Encore
- -Ay‐Oh (Queen cover) (Freddie live at Wembley 1986)
- 23.We Will Rock You (Queen cover)
- 24.Radio Ga Ga (Queen cover) (reprise; preceded by Machines-Humans battle)
- 25.We Are the Champions (Queen cover)
- -God Save the Queen ([traditional] cover) (bows)
- -"Heroes" (David Bowie cover) (exit music)
- 1.Bohemian Rhapsody (Queen cover) (Partial)
- 2.Radio Ga Ga (Queen cover)
- -Ay‐Oh (Queen cover) (Freddie on screen)
- 3.Hammer to Fall (Queen cover)
- 4.Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Queen cover)
- 5.We Will Rock You (Queen cover)
- 6.We Are the Champions (Queen cover)
- 1.Now I'm Here (Queen cover)
- 2.Don't Stop Me Now (Queen cover)
- 3.Somebody to Love (Queen cover)
- 4.Another One Bites the Dust (Queen cover)
- 5.I Want It All (Queen cover)
- 6.Love of My Life (Queen cover)
- 7.Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Queen cover)
- 8.Under Pressure (Queen & David Bowie cover)
- 9.Who Wants to Live Forever (Queen cover)
- 10.Fat Bottomed Girls (Queen cover)
- 11.Radio Ga Ga (Queen cover)
- 12.Bohemian Rhapsody (Queen cover)
- 13.We Will Rock You (Queen cover)
- 14.We Are the Champions (Queen cover)
- -God Save the Queen ([traditional] cover)
Mind Blowing Face Melting Fun
by HeyTaliTali on 10/28/24Rating: 5 out of 5If they happen to tour again, don't miss your chance to see them live. I bet money no other artist will ever top this concert. They still bring the energy, Adam does it all justice, and the virtual Freddie inclusion will bring tears to your eyes. Once in a lifetime opportunity. Do not sit this one out. They are legendary for a reason. Queen over Beatles any day of the week.
FANTASTIC
by Queenisbest on 10/16/24Rating: 5 out of 5It was my first ever concert I went with my dad it was a fantastic concert but would have been better with Freddie but Brian and roger were great as always and Adam was killing it too!
Fabulous!
by Allyn on 2/15/24Xcel Energy Center - Saint PaulRating: 5 out of 5This was my second time seeing Queen + Adam Lambert. They blew me away the first time and somehow topped it the second time. Adam is a great frontman and they honor the original band and Freddie throughout the show. This concert was full of amazing lighting, sound, graphics, and any other elements that went into it. I am so amazed by their professionalism and the timeless classics that we were able to enjoy.
Epic!
by MT on 2/9/24Chase Center - San FranciscoRating: 5 out of 5Dream to see Queen with Sir Brian May! Fantastic show and great venue.
Freddie Would Be Proud
by PaisleyPrincess on 1/30/24Rating: 5 out of 5Queen was fantastic, and they sure picked a winner with Adam Lambert…
Fantastic Show!
by GaryB on 1/19/24TD Garden - BostonRating: 5 out of 5This was a bucket-list concert for me and it did not disappoint. If you get a chance, se these guys, you will not regret it.
Performers Amazing, Venue not so much
by SS on 1/16/24BMO Stadium - Los AngelesRating: 3 out of 5Navigating to the venue and finding our seats proved challenging. The venue had two separate entrances—one for regular seats and another for floor seats. Upon reaching the entrance designated for floor seats, we encountered a lengthy line with minimal security assistance to expedite the process. Once inside, there was a lack of clear directions to guide us to our seats, leading us to traverse the entire venue. When we eventually reached our seats, our view of the concert was obstructed by standing attendees, though we were fortunate enough to still enjoy the music through sound.
The best of the best
by Kat on 12/11/23BMO Stadium - Los AngelesRating: 5 out of 5I’ve been to over 20 QAL concerts. They blow me away every time. The people who attend QAL concerts are friendly and fun to talk with. Many are repeat attendees like myself. Queen is iconic and Adam is their gift from God. Together they are magic; a match made in heaven. There is none better. A must see.
Awesome
by Christine on 12/8/23State Farm Arena - AtlantaRating: 5 out of 5The show was beyond anything I could imagine! So glad I could see Brian and Roger LIVE! Adam does a great job!