Imagine getting a sneak peek at one of the coolest rock bands ever! Queen’s official YouTube page just shared a special video that’s never been seen before. It shows Brian May, Roger Taylor, and Adam Lambert hanging out in their dressing room, getting ready before a big show.
The video lets us see how close these three are. They’ve been playing music together for years, and it’s like they can read each other’s minds!
Getting Ready with Songs
In the clip, Adam Lambert is wearing a cool black outfit and has his earpiece in. He’s singing with Brian and Roger while their piano player starts the music. They practice a song called “Hammer to Fall,” and their voices mix together perfectly, like they’ve been doing it forever.
Then, the video switches to another moment where they start singing “Somebody to Love.” Adam sings this song in his own awesome way, but he also keeps it special to honor Freddie Mercury, the original Queen singer. It’s super fun to watch!
Brian May talks over the video and explains that singing together before a show is something they always do. It helps them get ready to rock the stage.
A New Album of Live Shows
This cool video came out to tell everyone about Queen and Adam Lambert’s new live album called “Live Around the World.” It’s a collection of their best performances from 218 shows they’ve done together over the past seven years. They picked their favorite moments just for the fans!
Adam Lambert told Smooth Radio’s Jenni Falconer in an interview that they love getting together before a show to sing harmonies. He said, “We meet up in the band room and practice our voices together. It’s what we do!” This little tradition shows how much they care about each other and the music.
A Team That Fits Perfectly
For people who love Queen, this video proves Adam Lambert is the right guy to sing with the band. He fits so well with Brian and Roger, whether they’re practicing in a small room or playing for thousands of people. It’s amazing to see how great they are as a team.
This behind-the-scenes look isn’t just fun—it’s a big reminder that Queen’s music is still alive and exciting, both on stage and off!
