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Brian May isn’t holding back his thoughts on anti-COVID-19 vaxxers.

Good news Queen fans, a sequel to 2018’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” sounds like it is happening.

Queen‘s Brian May has shared his thoughts on Eric Clapton and his anti-vaxxer stance in a new interview.Clapton, who has been very vocal about his opposition to lockdown restrictions and vaccinations as of late, said earlier this month that he will not perform at gigs where a proof of coronavirus vaccination is required.Speaking to The Independent, May was asked about his thoughts on the veteran rocker’s viewpoint and anti-vaxxers as a whole, including Ian Brown.“I love Eric Clapton, he’s my

Queen‘s Brian May has said he’s thinking about leaving London after torrential rain in the capital recently caused his basement to flood.Speaking in a new interview, May recalled the time his London home was filled with effluent after rain caused the city to flood and sewers to spew their contents.The basement, where he and his wife, Anita Dobson, kept their memorabilia was hit worse.

Brian May has shared a new reworked version of his 1992 single ‘Too Much Love Will Kill You’ – you can listen to it below.The track appeared on the Queen guitarist’s solo album ‘Back To The Light’, which is being reissued on August 6, and May calls it “in a way, the most important song I ever wrote.”“‘Too Much Love Will Kill You’ is a big, long story and the version that you hear on Back to the Light is the original,” May explained in a statement.

Roger Taylor was: "As a drummer, he's completely unique because you always know when it's him behind the drums. "He has a way of making the drums sound like a creamy entity that hangs glues together and I've never known anyone else that can do that thing.

Freddie Mercury died and around the time Brian May had been working on releasing his first solo album Back to the Light, which the Queen singer had been very supportive of. Now as the 74-year-old prepares to debut a remastered version of the record, he has re-released one of its singles Resurrection.

Freddie Mercury decided to write a tribute song to The King. And the result was the No 1 hit Crazy Little Thing Called Love, which the Queen singer wrote in the bath in around 10 minutes.

Freddie Mercury wrote his tribute song to Elvis Presley in the bath in 10 minutes, his bandmates Roger Taylor and Brian May have said.‘Crazy Little Thing Called Love’ was released in 1979, two years after the US star’s death at the age of 42.During the latest episode of Queen The Greatest, which looks back on the band’s career, Taylor and May recalled the origins of ‘Crazy Little Thing Called Love’ and its impact on the group.Talking about trying to change tact with their recording process seven

paddling pool after she became a victim of flooding. Kate whose home along with others including Queen's Brian May was drenched in flash floods admitted she was having a 'nightmare' week.

Brian May feels as if his home has been “desecrated” after a freak storm in London unleashed more rain in 24 hours than the city typically receives in a month, leading to flash floods that caused sewage to overflow into the lower level of his home.

Queen guitarist Brian May has said he believes late frontman Freddie Mercury would still be playing with the legendary band if he was still alive today.Speaking in a new interview, May insisted that Mercury, who died of bronchial pneumonia resulting from AIDS in 1991, would still be a part of the Queen family had he not passed away.“He would still be saying ‘Oh I need to do my solo stuff’, but he would be coming back to the family to do what we do,” May told Simon Mayo on Greatest Hits Radio,

Queen are reportedly making over £100,000 a day from Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody.The film, which came out in 2018 and divided fans and critics, documented the late frontman’s journey from childhood through to joining the band and later starting a solo career.Bohemian Rhapsody has made over $900million (£654m) at the box office at the time of writing, and according to new accounts from Customs House, the band – Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon – and Mercury’s estate, are

Brian May has announced the reissue of his debut solo album ‘Back to the Light’ as part of his new retrospective ‘Brian May Gold Series’.The Queen guitarist originally released the record, which featured the singles ‘Too Much Love Will Kill You’ and ‘Driven By You’, in September 1992.The reissue of ‘Back to the Light’, which was remastered by Bob Ludwig, will be released on CD, vinyl, picture disc vinyl, cassette, digital download and on streaming services on August 6.

Brian May says cycling "saved" him after his heart attack. The 73-year-old rocker endured a “small heart attack” back last May, and the Queen guitar hero has revealed getting out and about on his bike not only got him through the pain but has lifted his spirits amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Brian May has been feeling the love from fans after sharing details of his recent surgery with his 2.8 million Instagram fans.

READ MORE: Elvis: June Carter Cash's son on her 'secret affair' with The KingThe star posted the image of his bandaged left eye with another typically 'Bri' pun about his new 'iPatch'. Brian wrote: "And . .

READ MORE: Brian May and WOMAN release 'KICK-A**' blues rock charity single WATCHGloria said: "The money raised by this magnanimous gesture will go to help people dealing with cancer all over the country. "We cannot thank Brian, WOMAN and Alpha enough.

Beyoncé, Noel Gallagher and The Who‘s Roger Daltry have donated clothes, amplifiers and other items to a charity auction.Teenage Cancer Trust‘s ‘Star Boot Sale’, which opened yesterday (April 23) and runs until May 6, sees a signed bag by Beyoncé and Destiny’s Child, Noel Gallagher’s Stan Smith Adidas trainers, Brian May of Queen‘s signed Vox amplifier and many more items listed to benefit the online charity auction and raffle.Cliff Richard has given away a shirt while The Who’s Roger Daltrey

Celebrities such as Brian May, Beyoncé, Noel Gallagher and Sir Cliff Richard have donated items to be auctioned off for the Teenage Cancer Trust. Queen guitarist Brian May has donated a signed amplifier for the auction, alongside a bag handed over and signed by Beyoncé and the rest of Destiny's Child.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Line of Duty star Vicky McClure has joined over 50 stars including Sir Elton John, Brian May and Holly Willoughby to donate an item for a new Star Boot Sale fundraiser, which goes live on Friday!MORE: Line of Duty stars' incredible homes: Vicky McClure, Martin Compston and moreFans of the police procedural drama could get their hands on a dress worn by actress in the hit show.

Line of Duty's Vicky McClure, 37, has given the only dress ever worn by her character Kate Fleming to the charity auction. Other items up for grabs include a bag singed by Beyonce, 39, and her Destiny's Child bandmates as well as an amp boasting Queen guitarist Brian May's signature.

Brian May has revealed that Queen have been in the studio working on new music – although so far nothing good has come out of the sessions.The band’s remaining members, May and Roger Taylor, have been performing live with singer Adam Lambert for over a decade, but have never recorded any new material with him.Speaking in a new interview, May said that the three of them have actually tried to lay a few things down but that so far it hasn’t gone quite according to plan.Asked about the possibility

READ MORE: Freddie Mercury unseen pictures: From Mary Austin to Queen backstageBrian continued: "I remember thinking, 'Are we trying to sell ourselves as something that's become very light?'"The video also contains footage from Swedish TV of Queen's record promoter Eric Hall, who made sure to get the single out to radio stations. In the short clip, Eric hands Killer Queen to a UK record producer who certainly shares his reservations surrounding the track.

READ MORE: Brian May praises Wellerman star Nathan Evans: Team up 'could happen'Brian continued: "I'm doing good. I'm busy, productive and that's genuinely when I'm happiest to be honest.

Brian May has teamed up with his regular collaborator Kerry Ellis once again for a new track, ‘Panic Attack 2021 (It’s Gonna Be All Right)’ – you can hear their latest creation below.May and Ellis have worked together on music on a number of occasions over the years, such as their April 2017 joint album ‘Golden Days’.One of the tracks from that LP has now been reworked and given a very 2021 spin in a bid to offer some positivity during the coronavirus pandemic.

Queen have become the first ever UK band to have a song certified ‘diamond’, reaching the milestone for their iconic 1975 hit ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’.The certification, awarded by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), comes after a track reaches 10million sales or streaming equivalents in the United States.Reflecting on the achievement in a statement, Brian May said: “This is incredible news.

Queen collectible statues are to be released later this year – you can pre-order them below.The limited edition statues of Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon are currently in production by KnuckleBonz. The hand-crafted pieces are modelled on the band from their 1981 concert in Montreal.Officially licensed and approved by Queen, each statue is hand-painted, numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity on the base.

Nathan Evans got to take part in Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway for the 'end of the show show'.During the grand finale of the show, Nathan was joined by Ant and Dec on stage as they sang along to special lyrics of Wellerman's Sea Shanty which was tailored to the show.On the big screen, many celebs joined in virtually including Joan Collins, Laura Whitmore, Brian May, Chris and Rosie Ramsay, Drag Race's Lawrence and many more.On his Instagram, Nathan said: "Can't actually believe I'm on

READ MORE: Brian May Queen guitar solo he is proudest of is NOT Bohemian RhapsodyFreddie died on November 24 1991 and a funeral ceremony took place three days later. Three months later, Mary asked Peter, Jim and Freddie's ex Joe Fanelli to all move out of One Garden Lodge.

READ MORE: Brian May Queen guitar solo he is proudest of is NOT Bohemian RhapsodyFreddie died on November 24 1991 and a funeral ceremony took place three days later. Three months later, Mary asked Peter, Jim and Freddie's ex Joe Fanelli to all move out of One Garden Lodge.

Brian May has revealed that late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury once made a cassette of all the band’s guitar solos.Speaking to Total Guitar, the guitarist opened up about the tale and how he’s frustrated that he can’t track the tape down.“One day Freddie had a big smile on his face when I came into the studio and he popped a cassette into the player and said, ‘Listen to this, darling.

Brian May thinks gardening has helped him to beat depression. The 73-year-old star has been busily gardening amid his recovery from the heart attack and stomach haemorrhage he suffered last year, and Brian believes it has helped to keep him in a positive frame of mind over recent months.

Tik Toker turned chart star Nathan Evans was left speechless after Queen legend Brian May covered his Sea Shanty - then told him he didn't need permission to play it. Former postie Nathan whose debut single of Wellerman became a UK charttopper in January, was thrilled to bits when Brian May covered his Sea Shanty.Brian told Nathan who signed a three-album deal with Polydor : "Every now and then someone comes along who is great.

Elton John, Liam Gallagher and Ed Sheeran have all signed an open letter to criticise the UK Government’s Brexit deal, which has shunned the chance for touring musicians to enjoy visa-free travel in Europe.More than 100 musicians say they have been “shamefully failed” by the post-Brexit trade deal in a new open letter published in The Times.The letter, which has also been backed by the likes of Queen‘s Brian May and Roger Waters, calls on the government to “urgently do what it said it would do