From Freddie’s harlequin suits to Brian May’s red special guitar, the band Queen is rife with iconic imagery. They knew how to capture people’s attention not only with their ears but also their eyes.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Unlike their flawed first album, Queen’s second effort was nearly perfect to begin with. “’Queen II’ was the single biggest leap ...

Queen (L-R): Brian May, John Deacon, Roger Taylor and Freddie Mercury. Following the reissue of Queen’s 1973 self-titled debut album from two years ago, the band has recently announced the upcoming ...

Queen's Greatest Hits brings the band to a new all-time high on Billboard's Top Streaming Albums chart while also hitting No.

Queen have announced details of a remixed, remastered and expanded 'collectors edition' version of their second album, Queen II. Commonly regarded as the band's heaviest album, Queen II was recorded ...

Some icons quietly fade away, while others go out soaring. Following Queen frontman Freddie Mercury's HIV diagnosis in 1987, the band ceased touring but continued to actively make music. During his ...

An iconic rock band is sharing an unreleased song from 1974. Queen guitarist Brian May unveiled the band’s lost tune “Not for Sale (Polar Bear)” Monday on the UK radio station Planet Rock. It was ...

The Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, guest conductor Richard Sidwell and the band and singers from the hit British musical “We Are the Champions” present “The Music of Queen” at the Schuster Center in ...

Queen II,' which Brian May describes as 'the single biggest leap we ever made,' gets a glorious deluxe edition, with dozens of outtakes and a book.