Grounded by the pandemic, rock band Queen releases a live album to cheer up stuck-at-home fans that showcases highlights of concerts from Rio to Sydney over the past seven years
LONDON - Grounded by the coronavirus pandemic, rock band Queen release a live album on Friday to cheer up “stuck at home” fans that showcases highlights of concerts from Rio to Sydney over the past seven years.
“Live Around The World” includes their entire 22-minute set from the Fire Fight Australia charity concert in Sydney in February, where they performed Queen’s original 1985 Live Aid set in full including “Bohemian Rhapsody”,”We are the Champions” and the show-stopping “Radio Ga Ga”.“You can’t help but get embroiled and immersed in this wonderful world of togetherness which we get on tours...I think people will love it. It is almost like being there,” guitarist Brian May told Reuters.
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