Killer Queen

Killer Queen has been performing since 1993, fronted by Patrick Myers as Freddie Mercury, and now plays and sells out the same arenas Queen filled at their peak. They were the first tribute act to secure a London West End residency, at the Strand Theatre, drawing nationwide BBC coverage. Awards include Worldwide Best Tribute Band — presented by Madness — and a 2019 Concert of the Year. They represented Queen at Bob Geldof's Live Aid anniversary concert, and Myers recorded harmonies as Mercury on Fatboy Slim's number one "The Real Life". Brian May's own site carried the verdict: this guy is not to be missed. Recent seasons have filled European arenas from Cardiff and Glasgow to Leeds and Newcastle, with a twelve-week North American tour returning to Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Alongside the arena run they have a long history of private and gala engagements, from Cannes to Dubai, Moscow, Madrid and Prague.