Queen Extravaganza Tickets

I have a moment in life I will cherish forever. I got to stand on a chair in Row 2 dead center in 1980 & share the spotlight with Freddie Mercury & Brian May. Unforgettable!! This show offers the chance for the younger set to get in touch with the brilliance, flair & style that is Queen. The reproduction of studio classics was nearly flawless. The set list devine. While the band lacks the stage presence of the real Queen, the harmony & instrumental work are all first rate. Queen's roots & influence are all around us. You owe it to yourself to see this version of the band to get a glimpse into one of rock's all-time unique champions.

Wow, what a show! Starts off with an 80's hair band version of "We Will Rock You," and just keeps going. There is one main lead, the amazing Marc Martel, though 3 others take turns singing (incl one woman). With 9 band members on stage, the group is able to achieve Queen's legendary choir-like harmonies, and it's something to behold. I'm only familiar with Queen's bigger hits, so there were a lot of songs I didn't know, but I enjoyed them all the same. If you're on the fence about buying tickets - don't be! Buy them fast b/c the more publicity this show gets, the quicker tickets will sell out.

I was looking SO forward to this & they did not disappoint! All of the singers were great & the production itself did Queen & Freddie proud. GREAT, GREAT show!

All the songs worked, some were quite good, and there were several astounding moments. Studio arrangements presented with the live juice that you might expect from a group of kids, so it was something even fans who've seen Queen live have not experienced before. Several good singers, with Martel lifting the proceedings to transcendental heights. Twin lead guitars did justice to Brian May's studio wizardry. There were moments when I could not believe what I was seeing and hearing. These are not impersonators, they do pay tribute to the gusto, power, and fun of the music of Queen. Whether or not you are a fan of the originals, go and you will have a great night.

I wasn't sure what to expect, but the show was amazing. They are a very talented group of musicians. They complement each other so well. I would definitely go watch them again.

Having the four different singers along with the rest of the band doing the harmonizations was very well done. I have seen Queen in concert 4 different times and they could never perform the entire Bohemian Rhapsody live like this.

The music was great. All the songs from Queen you want to hear. Guitars and drummer were extremely good. You will be surprised in that it does take four different singers to cover all of the versatility that Freddy Mercury had, but the singers do a great job. It was the right length for a concert.

I thought this could be very cheesy. I was SO WRONG. It was amazing. The band was fantastic but the real star of the show is Marc Martel. You're going to think this is sacrilegious - but there were times when he was BETTER then Freddie. He's THAT good. You have to see it to believe it. I can't for the life of me figure out why Brian May and Roger Taylor aren't touring with Marc. He is the closest thing to Freddie there has ever been (Since Freddie). Just LOVED IT!!!

The Queen Extravaganza was fantastic! Nonstop music from Queen, featuring over 30 songs. Extremely talented and accomplished musicians and vocalists. Freddie would be impressed. Enjoyed meet & greet after the show!

The show was great! It was unbelievable. I would love to see it again.

This show was AMAZING!! The singers/musicians were some of the most talented people I have ever seen. This show would have made Freddie Mercury proud! Phenomenal!!

A great night. Marc Martel's voice truly evokes Freddie's memory like no one else has yet been able to do. All of the great Queen songs you know, plus some more obscure ones you should know.

As an avid Queen fan, I have to recommend this show. The music, performers, staging etc were top rate. Because this tribute group was a larger group,. I especially enjoyed hearing live the Queen "studio" pieces with a full complement of voices. The musicians all seemed to be genuinely having a great time...as were the audience members. I would definitely see this show again...brought back memories. Best of all, the venues are more intimate vs large sports arenas and the tickets are affordable.

Queen Extravaganza rocked the Pageant and showed longtime Queen fans and new ones what Queen's music means to us all. Nine terrific musicians performed a wide range of Queen hits with some obscure titles, all with great energy and wonderful talent. The two guitarists were wonderful, playing both to the crowd and off one another, they made Brian May proud. A terrific bassist, a great drummer and a keyboard artist rounded out the music side. Four vocalists filled the parts of Freddie, Brian and Roger and all did outstanding. They didn't just do covers, they interpreted the songs and added their own emotions. And the harmonies of the nine were outstanding. There were too many highlights but Bohemian Rhapsody was terrific, among 25+ others. And I never thought I would ever hear Who Wants to Live Forever live but it was here. A haunting beautiful tune brought to life. Just amazing. Just go see this show. I'd see it again tomorrow, if I could. Do not miss it.

They had the audience eating out of their hands. Great concert and great venue!!!! Bohemian Rhapsody - awesome job!!!!

I cannot remember the last time I had this much fun at a concert. An extremely talented group of musicians and singers, plus they played Fat Bottomed Girls (my favorite)!

I have never written a review for a concert before, although I have been to over 200 (mostly hair bands and classic rock). I felt compelled to write a review for this show because it is not well know, as a service to my fellow rockers. With a Bon Jovi or Styx or (fill in the blank) concert, you usually know what you are getting. I consider myself a big Queen fan (not a huge one). I know their hits but not their more obscure songs. But due to my experience, I do know a great show when I see one. And this is one helluva show! Lights, video, singers (all NINE of them), awesome sounds, musicianship and harmonies......simply amazing. Two guys do most of the singing, Jeff Scott Soto (ex Journey) and Marc Martel. I've seen Soto a few other times with various bands. Other members take turns doing a song. Some do the "low note" songs, others do the high ones. But they ALL can sing. Which made me realize just how unique and talented Freddy was. The show lasted about 2.5 hours with an intermission. Due to the venue that I saw it in, and the amazing production, It felt kinda like at a rock musical vice a rock concert. But that's what Queen was...."high style" arena rock, with precise timing and soaring vocals. These guys hit on all cylinders, and even the ushers (most in their 50s & beyond) were seen jamming along with us. The music was just too overwhelming! The band hung out in the lobby after the show for a meet and greet, and were very gracious. And all this for about 20 bucks plus beer. All I can say is "THANK YOU!, Queen Extravanganza". I hope to see you again soon.