After a two-year delay due to the pandemic, Queen and Adam Lambert are finally able to play their much-anticipated UK and European tour this year. Brian May, Roger Taylor and their singing assistant delighted ecstatic fans as they played hit after hit in stadiums across the continent. It hasn’t been six months since they played their last show in Finland, but there’s already news of their next set of dates that celebrate the legacy of Freddie Mercury and the band.
Speaking to Variety, Brian said, “There’s a strong possibility that we’ll go out together again. We’re talking about it as you and I talk, and we make those decisions. Now, the decision has to be more as you get older. I’m not 35 anymore.” “It’s not easy to leave the house for two months. But we feel as though we’re all fit and well, and we’d like to go out again.”
The Queen guitarist then gave a big hint about what territory Roger, Adam, and the year ahead are targeting.
Adam shared: “I’m sure people at home can feel the same way. The pandemic leaves you a little rusty in certain areas of your life. It was amazing to be back in rehearsal. I think we were all surprised that we rode the bike so fast, that we were like, “Oh! Well, that will be good!” We dust off the cobwebs within a day. I thought it would be hard to go back to it. So that was a real blessing.”
Before Roger adds, “Hopefully the show continues!…”
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