Queen are said to be planning a sequel to the hit stageshow 'We Will Rock You'.
Guitarist Brian May made an announcement yesterday confirming that a sequel is in the planning stages.
The original 'We Will Rock You' was based the music of Queen and a storyline by Ben Elton.
The show debuted in London in 2002 and has since had residencies all over the world.
More than 2 million people have seen the original show.
As for Queen, a new album with Paul Rodgers has been completed. It will be their first studio album since the death of Freddie Mercury.
Queen + Paul Rodgers will also tour later this year.
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Queen are said to be planning a sequel to the hit stageshow 'We Will Rock You'.
Guitarist Brian May made an announcement yesterday confirming that a sequel is in the planning stages.
The original 'We Will Rock You' was based the music of Queen and a storyline by Ben Elton.
The show debuted in London in 2002 and has since had residencies all over the world.
More than 2 million people have seen the original show.
As for Queen, a new album with Paul Rodgers has been completed. It will be their first studio album since the death of Freddie Mercury.
Queen + Paul Rodgers will also tour later this year.
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