John Reid, who was Queen's manager in 1975 when "Bohemian Rhapsody" was made, recalls then-boyfriend Elton John's reaction to the iconic track.

Released on October 31, 1975, the six-minute epic was written by Queen frontman Freddie Mercury. “Bohemian Rhapsody” was Queen's fourth single and their first to reach No. 1 on the U.K. Singles Chart, ...

After selling out the 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 28 performance of “One Night of Queen,” performed by Gary Mullen & The Works in record time, the McAninch Arts Center has added a second show at 4 p.m.

The 34-year-old actor portrays Bruce Springsteen in the upcoming movie Deliver Me From Nowhere but confessed that he never sought advice from the trio - who played Freddie Mercury, Elvis Presley and ...

Opeth have just revealed details of their only UK live date next year. The Stockholm superstars will play a one-off headline gig at TK Maxx presents Live At The Piece Hall in Halifax on August 1, 2026 ...

Next month will mark half a century since the release of Bohemian Rhapsody and with that in mind, Brian May and Roger Taylor have given a lengthy interview to Rolling Stone in which they talk about ...

Young musicians looking to connect with like-minded potential colleagues could do much worse than one of the giant wedding expos at the George R. Brown convention center. It was there, among “10,000 ...

Known for the soundtrack of “Bridgerton” and more than 300 crossover albums, the Quartet has rearranged everything under the pop sun, from classic-rock chestnuts to the edgiest of modern pop.

A former competitive diver and tennis player, he began by appearing on American Idol in 2021 before withdrawing to pursue his career ...

The four-year-old filly Psychic Star, who won well in her last outing, should repeat in the Threptin Fillies’ & Mares’ Stakes, the main attraction of Saturday’s (Oct. 4) races here. Rails will be ...

Packed with exciting new features, Bose’s new QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen) may be the last pair you’ll ever need to buy ...

Nuremberg's director James Vanderbilt commends Russell Crowe for his commitment to the new WW2 movie, drawing early Oscar buzz.