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UK LGBT EVENTS - The Freddie & Queen Experience @ Kings Head Theatre
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The Freddie & Queen Experience @ Kings Head Theatre

Internationally and critically acclaimed, The Freddie & QUEEN Experience are the UK's Premier Queen and Freddie Mercury tribute band, who deliver a passionate and energy packed show full of all QUEEN's greatest hits. Performing to sell-out audiences around the world, this production proudly celebrates the wealth of talent that came together in Queen by recreating, with breathtaking accuracy, the style and excitement of a LIVE Queen concert. Ian as Freddie Mercury replicates Freddie Mercury's live shows with the looks, mannerisms, vocals, charisma, passion, high energy and showmanship that Freddie was so loved, adored and famous for. The band is made up of some of the finest musicians in the UK, including the accomplished professional Brian May tribute, Andy Wills. The 5-piece band perform, with replica outfits and instruments, a full recreation of QUEEN's Live shows, based around QUEEN at their very best - the 86 'Magic tour'. This show is not to be missed.

Tickets : £ Various Tickets

Address : Kings Head Theatre
115 Upper Street
London
N1 1QN

Telephone : 02072268561

Website : Click Here

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