19 Best 1980s Rock + Metal Collaborations19 Best 1980s Rock + Metal CollaborationsThe '80s were filled with artists finding ways to pair up and breaking down genre barriers in the process.Chad ChildersChad Childers
Brian May Recalls Early ‘Unnerving’ Moments With Freddie MercuryBrian May Recalls Early ‘Unnerving’ Moments With Freddie MercuryGuitarist says people didn’t like the singer, and the singer didn’t like his own voice, as he explains how band pushed each other in the studio.Martin KieltyMartin Kielty
'Queen I' Reissue Drums'Queen I' Reissue DrumsTheir gold-selling debut has returned with an entirely new sound. Nick DeRisoNick DeRiso
Brian May Reveals John Deacon’s Continuing Role in QueenBrian May Reveals John Deacon’s Continuing Role in QueenHe hasn't appeared with the band since a single-song performance with Elton John in 1997.Nick DeRisoNick DeRiso
The Young Band Queen’s Brian May Hails as ‘New British Rock Royalty’The Young Band Queen’s Brian May Hails as ‘New British Rock Royalty’The Queen guitarist shares his respect for one of indie rock's shining new bands.Chad ChildersChad Childers
Queen’s Roger Taylor Hints at Return to the StudioQueen’s Roger Taylor Hints at Return to the StudioThey haven't released an album of new material in more than 15 years – but that could change soon.Nick DeRisoNick DeRiso
Queen's Debut Album ExpandedQueen's Debut Album ExpandedRemixed, remastered and live tracks reimagine original 1973 release.Michael GallucciMichael Gallucci
Watch Megan Thee Stallion Rap Over Queen Classic in Pepsi NFL AdWatch Megan Thee Stallion Rap Over Queen Classic in Pepsi NFL Ad"We Will Rock You" soundtracks remake of 'Gladiator'-themed 2004 commercial.Bryan RolliBryan Rolli
Brian May Recovering From ‘Scary’ Stroke That Affected His ArmBrian May Recovering From ‘Scary’ Stroke That Affected His ArmQueen guitarist briefly feared he’d never play again - but reports he’s on the mend now.Martin KieltyMartin Kielty
Bands That Carried on After Their Singer DiedBands That Carried on After Their Singer DiedHere are some rock and metal bands that continued after the death of their singer, including AC/DC, Alice In Chains, Static-X and more.Lauryn SchaffnerLauryn Schaffner