Queen, the legendary rock band that was formed in 1970, has announced that they will be releasing a new album after a 29-year hiatus. This exciting news comes almost three decades after their last album, bringing hope to fans all over the world.
The band, known for iconic hits such as “We Will Rock You” and “I Want to Break Free,” faced a tragic loss in 1991 when frontman Freddie Mercury passed away at the age of 45 due to an AIDS-related illness. Despite this heartbreaking event, the band continued to release music, with their posthumous album “Made In Heaven” coming out in 1995.
Now, surviving band members Brian May, 77, and Roger Taylor, 75, have expressed their excitement about the possibility of recording a new album. In an interview with Uncut magazine, Taylor mentioned that he and May had discussed the idea of creating new music, stating, “I think we might. Brian and myself were talking the other day, and we both said that if we feel we have some good material, why not? We can still play. We can still sing. So I don’t see why not.”
In addition to discussing the new album, Taylor also took the opportunity to debunk some of the wild rumors that have surrounded the band over the years. One such myth involved bald dwarves at a party in New Orleans with cocaine on their heads. Taylor clarified, “It’s rather funny, but it is a myth – I didn’t see any, anyway. But there was a man who moved under meat. He lay on a table covered in cold cuts, and when somebody approached the table, he would wobble, and all the meat would move and freak people out.”
With the possibility of a new album on the horizon and the band members setting the record straight on some of the bizarre stories surrounding them, fans of Queen have a lot to look forward to. The legacy of this iconic band continues to live on, and the anticipation for their new music is sure to be immense. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting development in the world of rock music.
