Queen + Adam Lambert Tickets

This show was perfection. Just all out awesome fun and a feast for the ears and eyes. The 2 hrs was flamboyant and glorious.

This was my number one "bucket list concert", one I never thought I would see. I drove close to 1,000 miles round trip, spent a small fortune, and stood for an hour in the rain after the show trying to hail a cab. Queen delivered, worth every penny, worth the time and travel. I'd go again.

Well it was the first night of the tour, so of course the show started 40 minutes late, there were mic troubles on the first song, some sound issues throughout, and some dodgy moments where they did not synch properly to Freddy on the video screens. All of that said, this was an amazing show. Two plus hours and a real nice mix of music. I think they actually touched EVERY one of their albums except the debut. Brian May's guitar was huge in the mix and sounded great. Adam Lambert sang the heck out of these songs and evoked the spirit of Freddy without merely imitating Freddy. I went in expecting reheated leftovers of the shows they did across Europe with Adam a year or two ago, but this was a completely redesigned stage and setlist which was appreciated. All around, if you are a lifelong Queen fan like me I think you find this to be a lot of fun, watching them put on a true spectacle in an arena again. Short tour, don't miss it!

I saw Queen at the Chicago Stadium in 1978....so I was so excited to see Queen again! To hear those amazing, classic songs live again was something that I will never forget!! Adam Lambert was the perfect fit to sing Freddy's parts! The songs gave me the chills....the guitar solo by Brian May and drum solo by Roger Taylor was something that we do not hear these days! Everyone in the arena was elated by the musicianship of these musicians! All I can say is Fantastic!! And if they come around again, I will for sure be there!

Adam did an amazing job at singing! In between all of his clothing changes there was nothing but guitar and drum solos, which I hate. If you like that kind of stuff then you'd probably like this concert. Overall...the evening cost me $400 and I didn't think it was worth it.

Truly a memorable moment for me and my family. Had the most moving experience and the topping on the cake was meeting Adam and Brian outside the Ritz Carlton. Who wants to live Forever will soar in my brain from now on. Love Kills also phenomenol! Go see it do whatever to be a part of this once in a lifetime experience. They do not disappoint!!!!!

I have always been a fan of Queen. When I first saw Adam Lambert on American Idol I was instantly in love. He has a voice that is second to none. No one has the range, power and charisma that he does. Queen and Adam Lambert are a perfect fit!!!! They have done a great job of honoring Freddie Mercury and his amazing talent. Adam puts his own style all while paying tribute to Queen and Freddie Mercury. I would see this concert over and over again!!!!!!! My husband and I both agree that it was the best concert we have ever seen!!! I did not want it to end. My thanks to Queen for having Adam Lambert as the frontman. They could not have gotten anyone better!!! My thanks to Adam for putting on an amazing show that I would love to see over and over again. Your voice I could listen to all day long. Thanks to all who put this on, it was amazing!!!!!!!!!

Queen was fantastic, obviously, and Adam did a great job as frontman. I'll never forget this incredible show!!

So much fun, the crowd looked like it was mostly between the ages of 40 to 70. Sound was great . I liked the fact that Adam brought a fresh younger feel to the concert.

This was a concert which was truly one-of-a-kind. Adam Lambert's soaring vocals together with Brian May's extraordinary guitar skills and Roger Taylor's masterful drumming created two plus hours of unequaled entertainment. My only regret is that there isn't a second concert scheduled for Chicago!

Wonderful showcase of the many eras of Queen music. Adam Lambert was phenomenal !!! He didn't imitate Freddie, but managed a unique balance of paying tribute and honoring the songs.

I've been watching for this show ever since I heard that Adam Lambert would be touring with Queen. I am a huge fan of Queen and also of Adam Lambert, so it was great they would be together. I think Adam did a great job. I'm sure it can be intimidating to fill in for Freddy Mercury, but he was awesome. There seemed to be a little problems with the sound system at some points, but it was handled well.

Our seats ended up being quite obstructed, so the United Center staff relocated us to the main floor in row 26. We were beyond thrilled, as were many others seated near us, and the show was amazing! I'm an Adam Lambert fan, and he did not disappoint. He is a skilled showman, and boy can he sing. Brian May is a master of the guitar; Roger Taylor was impeccable on drums. The costumes and video screens with occasional old footage including an homage to Freddie made this show worth the unexpected drive from MPLS to Chicago we had to make due to a canceled flight (Spirit)! Best of all, the performers seemed to be having a good time too.

For disclosure sakes, I am not a HUGE Queen fan but I do like them. Never saw them in the 70's when I could have and regret it. So, I thought what the heck, I will check them out. Brian May is totally underrated and so is Roger Taylor. They were AWESOME. Adam Lambert can hit every note Freddy could and he sang great. I guess because I don't LOVE any of their music (just like it), that is probably why it didn't move me like it did for most of the fans that night. There were a few awkward tech difficulties (Adams mic went completely dead on the first song and the video of Freddy near the end of Rhapsody went blank). Lights were great. I saw War and the Average White Band tonight and for me, that blew this show away.

we saw Queen in the mid 90's at Wembley in UK and this gig was almost as good as that - enough said

Queen is the best musican I have ever known still unchanged.

Queen put on an excellent show!! Coming from England I had never heard of Adam Lambert, but he did a great job. Freddie would have been proud. They had great chemistry together!

This show was amazingly epic! Highly recommended! They rock!

The kid did an amazing job of respecting the legacy and making it his own. Brian was the guitar God we all remember. Roger drum battling with his Son was amazing. A few technical glitches but not enough to ruin an amazing light show. I hope they come back around.

I don't care that the doors didn't open on time. I don't care that the t-shirts were too expensive. I don't care that the show started at 8 instead of 7:30. I don't care about missed cues on smoke. WE WERE THERE FOR THE MUSIC!! We brought front row enthusiasm to seats as far back as ours - row 334. When the show started it was AWESOME!!!! The advantage to being way up high was we had a good proper view of Roger Taylor and we could really see everyone moving around well. They played a great set and seeing Queen was my dream come true.