Queen founders and Adam Lambert keep the band's legacy alive – Press and Guide
"Who would have thought that all these years later we'd be still playing together and we'd still have an audience?" said drummer Roger Taylor, 74.
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"Who would have thought that all these years later we'd be still playing together and we'd still have an audience?" said drummer Roger Taylor, 74.
"Who would have thought that all these years later we'd be still playing together and we'd still have an audience?" said drummer Roger Taylor, 74.
"Who would have thought that all these years later we'd be still playing together and we'd still have an audience?" said drummer Roger Taylor, 74.
"Who would have thought that all these years later we'd be still playing together and we'd still have an audience?" said drummer Roger Taylor, 74.
Queen + Adam Lambert return to the road this week, kicking off the 23-date North American Rhapsody Tour on Wednesday, Nov. 4th in Baltimore. The trek will take the group -- which includes founding Queen members Brian May and Roger Taylor in addition to Lambert, an "American Idol" runner-up in 2009 -- from coast to coast through November 12th, with two-night stays in several cities including Baltimore, New York, Boston, St. Paul, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco and Los Angeles. The troupe formed during 2011, after May and Taylor performed with Lambert on "American Idol," and ...