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Home / Arts and Entertainment / US 'Dangerous': Queen Guitarist Rules Out American Shows

US 'Dangerous': Queen Guitarist Rules Out American Shows

30 Jan

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Summary

  • Brian May cited safety concerns as reason for canceling US concerts.
  • Queen previously discussed performing at the Las Vegas Sphere.
  • The band has opposed political use of their music.
US 'Dangerous': Queen Guitarist Rules Out American Shows

Guitarist Brian May has declared that Queen will not perform in the United States for the time being, citing safety concerns. May described the U.S. as a "dangerous place at the moment," in comments made to the Daily Mail. This statement follows reports from last year where May expressed enthusiasm for a potential residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, noting the impressive capabilities of the venue.

Queen + Adam Lambert concluded their last global tour in February 2024, with their most recent U.S. performances occurring in November 2023. The band has also been vocal in the past about their objections to political campaigns using their iconic songs like "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions." May also indicated that a headline performance at Glastonbury Festival is unlikely due to his stance on animal welfare practices at Worthy Farm.

Despite these cancellations and stated reservations, May left the door open for future performances, stating "Never say never about not coming back." He indicated that undisclosed possibilities are being considered, but the timeline for Queen's return to the stage remains uncertain.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Queen guitarist Brian May cited safety concerns, describing the U.S. as a "dangerous place at the moment" for ruling out American concerts.
Yes, last year Brian May had expressed enthusiasm about the prospects of Queen performing at the Las Vegas Sphere and mentioned ongoing conversations.
Yes, Queen has previously demanded that politicians stop using their songs like "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions" at campaign events.

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