No, seriously!
It was the 5th anniversary of We Will Rock You in London, and they like to make anniversary shows special, so instead of the usual house guitarist, up pops Brian May out of the stage in a big cloud of dry ice for the second half of Bohemian Rhapsody, followed closely by Roger Taylor and his drum kit coming up in the tube station bit at the back of the stage.
After a bit a mutual back slapping with Ben Elton as well, they played The Show Must Go On at the end as well. Sound engineer really whacked the volume up too, making it more like a gig.
Oh, and for UK readers, Al Murray The Pub Landlord had made an appearance as well, coming up on a Harley Out of the stage with a pint for Galileo and a fruit based white wine for the lady!
Magic evening. Being part of a theatre crowd who know what's coming and then go completely ape when they find themself in a 2000 seater Queen performance.
Those boys have really still got it!
It was the 5th anniversary of We Will Rock You in London, and they like to make anniversary shows special, so instead of the usual house guitarist, up pops Brian May out of the stage in a big cloud of dry ice for the second half of Bohemian Rhapsody, followed closely by Roger Taylor and his drum kit coming up in the tube station bit at the back of the stage.
After a bit a mutual back slapping with Ben Elton as well, they played The Show Must Go On at the end as well. Sound engineer really whacked the volume up too, making it more like a gig.
Oh, and for UK readers, Al Murray The Pub Landlord had made an appearance as well, coming up on a Harley Out of the stage with a pint for Galileo and a fruit based white wine for the lady!
Magic evening. Being part of a theatre crowd who know what's coming and then go completely ape when they find themself in a 2000 seater Queen performance.
Those boys have really still got it!