Queen's Greatest Hits is the UK’s biggest-selling album of all time, with total worldwide sales of over 25 million copies ...

Deacon eventually joined the group in 1971 before the band really took off, the first of their albums to truly get noticed being 1974's Queen II.The following year, a little song called ...

Queen started work on their first album in May 1972, working for four months on the songs that would be released on July 13, 1973. The upcoming box charts the process, starting with demos the band ...

Over half a century since its release and a vital chapter in the band’s story, Queen’s self-titled 1973 debut album has been remixed and restored to sound the way the band always wanted it to.

The album was, of course, originally released over 50 years ago, showcasing the new band’s talent and soon to become legendary passion for over-the-top musical flamboyance.

Queen’s 11th studio album saw the band switch back to their iconic rock sound after the synth-heavy Hot Space. Notable tracks include Radio Ga Ga, Tear It Up, I Want to Break Free, ...

Queen's 1973 debut album ... lilting “Doing All Right,” which was first recorded by guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor’s previous band, Smile. A half century later, “Queen I ...

Queen will reissue their debut album as a lavish box set complete with a fresh ... The second disc features the “De Lane Lea Demos,” which the band cut in 1971 and features several songs that ...

British band Queen’s performance at 1985 charity mega concert Live Aid has gone down in the history books, but it almost didn’t happen, according to members Brian May and Roger Taylor.

Roger Taylor 'never really happy' with first Queen album despite X-rated 'diversion' Queen drummer Roger Taylor thought a crucial part of the rock band's debut album sounded "dead." ...

QUEEN drummer Roger Taylor is in talks with Brian May about putting out new music. The iconic rock band has not released an album since 1995’s Made In Heaven, following frontman Freddie Mercury ...