Could Have Been Me

Two decades after its release, the last album in the Bat Out of Hell trilogy still carries the scars of a bitter legal fight, a fractured partnership and a deliberate shift toward heavier rock.

Brian May has made his strongest statement yet that Queen will not return to the road, but he and Roger Taylor are still considering a very different way to bring the band's music to audiences.

Steve Cropper's final recordings bring together an exceptional group of guitarists, with Brian May and Billy F. Gibbons joining Cropper on the soulful tribute My Angels Are Calling.

Roger Taylor has unveiled Violence Insane In A Beautiful World, the Queen drummer's seventh solo album, led by the new single Come On Summer (It's Party Time) featuring South Africa's Ndlovu Youth Choir.

Adam Lambert has unveiled new single “Under The Rhythm”, the second track from his upcoming sixth studio album Adam, due for release on July 10. The song arrives with a visually ambitious music video and offers the clearest indication yet of the album's electronic and alternative influences.

Queen's A Kind Of Magic reaches its 40th anniversary on 2 June, marking four decades since the band's Highlander-inspired album became a global success and unknowingly set the stage for the end of Queen's touring years with Freddie Mercury.

Steve Cropper & The Midnight Hour will release Watching The Tide on August 28, a final studio statement from Steve Cropper completed before his passing in December 2025, featuring Eric Clapton, Brian May, Billy Gibbons and Ronnie Wood among a wide cast of collaborators.