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Years 95 onwards are currently being written... But in the meatime you might want to look over our news archive.
Queen Biography 1995 The year is quiet with the band busy at work until October when the new single, "Heaven for Everyone", is released. It crashes into the UK Top Twenty at number 2, and becomes a worldwide hit. Two week... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1994 Roger releases his third solo album 'Happiness?', which enters the UK Chart at number 22. The proceeding single 'Nazis 1994' sparks controversy as it is refused air-play on Radio One and many shops do... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1993 To coincide with the anniversary of the Tribute Concert the 'Five Live EP' is released. It features George Michael version of 'Somebody to Love' - one of the highlights of the tribute concert. It ente... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1992 On the 6th February 1992 Hollywood Records release 'Bohemian Rhapsody' as a double A-side with 'The Show Must Go On'. The single reaches the number 2 position, helped along by its inclusion in the mov... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1991 Innuendo the single is released in January and crashes into the number one spot, to be later joined the same position by the Album of the same name. The video representing a compendium of styles wins ... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1990 Queen receive a special BPI awards for their outstanding contribution to British music and hold a 20th anniversary party that goes on all night. The party is held at a club in Soho called Groucho's. E... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1989 Brian starts the year on a quest to raise money for children with leukemia. He re-records "Who Wants To Live Forever" with some young aspiring singers.
Queen release their sixteenth album "The Mi... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1988 Roger's relationship with Debbie Leng had developed to a point of them wanting to live together. The security of his children with Dominique had to be resolved though. Roger and Dominique got married ... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1986 The year starts with Queen working on their next album, that would include the songs for the film 'Highlander'. As individuals they still find time to dedicate time to their own projects. Freddie find... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1987 As far as Queen went, the first part on 1987 was very slow. Roger and John were on holiday in Los Angeles and Brian was at home, trying to sort out his personal life. Freddie used this opportunity to ... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1985 Queen return to South America to headline the enormous ?Rock in Rio" festival in front of 250 000 people. On January 12th at 2 am Queen take the stage to deafening applause and a crowd that spread as ... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1984 The year starts with Freddie heading to Munich in January to continue work on his solo album. At the time he felt that he needed to express things that he couldn't within the context of Queen. Most of... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1983 1983 is a year of rest for the band. Since the early 70's they had been touring-recording non-stop, and the time had come to slow down.
Brian:
We were getting to close to each ... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1982 The bands 12th LP "Hot Space" is released in May while they are on an extensive tour of Europe. The album was different to other albums in that it had an emphasis on funky-disco type music. Fans from ... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1981 Queen become THE rock pioneers of South America, undertaking the first ever major stadium tour of South America. They play five stadiums in eight days in Argentina and perform to the biggest ever payi... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1980 The year begins with the release of "Save Me", written by Brian and recorded at last year's session in Munich. Advance orders put it in the chart before it is even released. It eventually settles at t... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1979 Early January see the band touring Europe. Whilst on tour their next single 'Don't Stop Me Now' is released which reaches a number 9 in the UK. The entire tour is recorded with the thought of a live a... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1978 The year begins with "Spread Your Wings" being released - a superb John Deacon song - it unfortunately only reaches number 34, spending a mere two weeks on the chart.
Queen then go on to a sell o... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1977 Queen begin the year touring America - again. They add four new songs to their list from "A Day At The Races". This tour also marks the first time that Queen paly Bohemian Rhapsody in its entirety. Up... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1976 Queen reign once more in the annual music polls and Freddie receives yet another Ivor Novello award - this time for Bohemian Rhapsody - which by now has sold over 1 000 000 copies in the UK alone. It ... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1975 Queen begin the year with a relaxing holiday in Teneriffe. On January 17th their next single "Now I'm Here" is released, and eventually reaches number 11. On the 18th John gets married to Veronica Tet... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1974 Queen have their first concerts in Australia planned for early that year and therefore undergo the usual set of preparations, including injections. Brian's goes wrong though with his arm swelling up a... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1973 In February Trident arranged for Queen to do a special recording session for the BBC program "Sounds of the Seventies". It was a good opportunity for the band. As the end product would be broadcast on... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1972 In January John organised a gig for Queen at Bedford College. Some friends of his at Bedford told him that it would be good. That night Queen played to just six people...
Queen were still an unsi... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1971 In January Barry decides that he no longer fitted in the band and leaves. Things were moving to slowly for his liking and he needed to earn some "real money". Queen audition for a new bass player and ... [Read More]
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Queen Biography 1970 Smile eventually disintegrates with Tim Staffell leaving and joining another band called ?Humpy Bong?, who appear on Top of the Pops - once. Things hadn't been moving fast enough for his liking.
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Queen Biography 1946 - 1969 1946
On September the 5th in Zanzibar, Jer and Bomi Bulsara have their first child, a son they call Farrokh (Freddie or Fredderick) . His father Bomi is a civil servant working a... [Read More]
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