Queen Concertography: 1992 - 2008

Please note that concerts by Queen + Paul Rodgers have their own page here. 

The 'Innuendo / Thank You / Kashmir' medley, performed by Queen and Robert Plant at the 1992 Freddie Mercury Tribute concert, is included as a single cover version.

See also the 'Solo Crossover Concertography' for details of solo concerts featuring guest appearances by other band members.

1992 The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert
Part one: guest artists
Metallica (3 tracks), Extreme (1 track + Queen Medley + 'Love Of My Life'), Def Leppard (2 tracks + 'Now I'm Here' with Brian May), Bob Geldof & The Happy Club, Spinal Tap, U2 (live via satellite), Guns 'n' Roses (3 tracks), Mango Groove (live via satellite), Elizabeth Taylor
Part two: Queen perform with Guest Vocalists
Tie Your Mother Down (Brian May and Joe Elliot), Heaven & Hell / Pinball Wizard (with Toni Iommi), I Want It All (Roger Daltrey), Las Palabras De Amor (Zucchero), Hammer To Fall (Gary Cherone), Stone Cold Crazy (James Hetfield), Innuendo / Thank You / Kashmir (Robert Plant), Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Robert Plant), Too Much Love Will Kill You (Brian May), Radio Ga Ga (Paul Young), Who Wants To Live Forever (Seal), I Want To Break Free (Lisa Stansfield), Under Pressure (David Bowie & Annie Lennox), All The Young Dudes (Ian Hunter), Heroes (David Bowie), '39 (George Michael), These Are The Days Of Our Lives (George Michael & Lisa Stansfield), Somebody To Love (George Michael), Bohemian Rhapsody (Elton John & Axl Rose), The Show Must Go On (Elton John), We Will Rock You (Axl Rose), We Are The Champions (Lisa Minelli), God Save The Queen

Broadcast live on TV and broadcast to over one billion people worldwide
The whole concert was released as a video and later as a DVD. 'Somebody To Love' was later released on 'Greatest Hits III' and 'Greatest Flix III', whilst 'Under Pressure' was used as the video for the 'Rah' remix. Extreme's version of 'Love Of My Life' was later released in a modified form as the B-side to their 'Song For Love' single.

1. 20 April 1992 - Wembley Stadium, London, England

1997 Bejart Ballet For Life
The Show Must Go On

1. 17 January 1997 - National Theatre De Challiot, Paris, France
Lead vocals by Elton John, keyboards by Spike Edney. Queen perform one track live only, at the premiere of the ballet. This track was released on 'Greatest Hits III' and 'Greatest Flix III'. This is the last performance by Queen with John Deacon.

1998 Do-Ro Party
Twist & Shout, Honky Tonk Woman

1. 7 February 1998 - DoRo Party, Vienna, Austria
Queen perform two tracks at this party for Rudi Dolezal and Hannes Rossacher, producers/directors of many Queen videos.

1999 Foo Fighters Concert
We Will Rock You, Now I'm Here

1. 25 November 1999 - London, England
Queen perform two tracks at this concert with the Foo Fighters, held on the 8th anniversary of Freddie's death

2000 Party In The Park
We Will Rock You (with Five), Tie Your Mother Down (with Five), With A Little Help From My Friends (all star finale)

1. 9 July 2000 - Hyde Park, London, England

2001 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
Queen: We Will Rock You, Tie Your Mother Down
Steely Dan: Do It Again
All Star Band: Johnnie's Boogie, Everybody Needs Somebody To Love

1. 19 March 2001 - Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York, USA
Queen (Roger Taylor and Brian May) appear with Spike Edney on keyboards and Steve Barnacle on bass, with Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins from the Foo Fighters. Brian then plays guitar for Steely Dan and the All Star finale.

2001 Tribute To Freddie
Radio Ga Ga (lead vocals by Roger), Since You've Been Gone (lead vocals by Brian), Under Pressure (lead vocals by Roger and Treanna Morris), Strange Frontier (lead vocals by Roger), Tie Your Mother Down (lead vocals by Brian), No One But You (lead vocals by Brian and Roger)

1. 24 November 2001 - The Ocean, Hammersmith, London, UK
Queen (Roger Taylor and Brian May) appear with Jamie Moses (guitar), Spike Edney (piano) and Steve Stroud (bass)
Before Queen, the SAS band performed 'Now I'm Here', 'Another One Bites The Dust', 'Hammer To Fall' and 'I Want To Break Free', and after Queen, they performed 'The Show Must Go On', 'We Will Rock You', 'We Are The Champions'

2002 Dutch Jubilee Concert
Radio Ga Ga (lead vocals by Roger), Tie Your Mother Down (lead vocals by Brian), Another One Bites The Dust (lead vocals by Patti Russo), Under Pressure (lead vocals by Roger & Patti Russo), Hammer To Fall (lead vocals by Brian), The Show Must Go On (lead vocals by Patti Russo), No-One But You (lead vocals by Brian and Roger), We Will Rock You (lead vocals by Brian), We Are The Champions (lead vocals by Trijnte Oosterhuis)

1. 30 April 2002 - Musumplein, Amsterdam, Holland
Queen (Roger Taylor and Brian May) perform in front of 130,000 people in a free concert to mark the Queen's 50th Jubilee. It was broadcast live on TV and radio in Holland, with the following musicians: Jamie Moses (guitar), Spike Edney (keyboards), Steve Barnacle (bass), Eric Singer (drums), Zoe Nicholas and Susie Webb (backing vocals)
Some of the tracks from the concert were released on the Dutch 'Heineken' CD-Rom only.

2002 'Parkinson' Performance
Somebody To Love (vocals by Hannah Jane Fox), Ben Elton Introduction, We Will Rock You (vocals by Tony Vincent), We Are The Champions (vocals by Tony Vincent)

1. 2 May 2002 - BBC Television Studios, London, England (?)
Queen (Roger Taylor and Brian May) perform three tracks with the cast to promote the musical. Spike Edney joins Queen to provide keyboards. The 'Ben Elton Introduction' is a short, heavy piece which begins with the 'Hammer To Fall' intro guitar chords. The show was broadcast on 18 May 2002.

2002 WWRY London Aftershow Party
Tie Your Mother Down (Kerry Ellis), Guitar Men (Ben Elton), Hammer To Fall (Brian), Tutti Frutti (Gary Brooker), A Whiter Shade Of Pale (Gary Brooker), Rock And Roll (Roger), With A Little Help From My Friends (everyone), All The Way (everyone)

1. 14/15 May 2002 - Dominon Theatre (?), London, England
Queen perform a mini-concert with guests to celebrate the premiere ofthe musical in London.

2002 Queen's Jubilee Concert
God Save The Queen (performed by Brian on the roof of Buckingham Palace, with drums by Phil Collins and Roger)
Radio Ga Ga (vocals by Roger)
We Will Rock You (vocals by Brian and the 'We Will Rock You' cast)
We Are The Champions (vocals by 'pop idol' Will Young and the 'We Will Rock You' cast)
Bohemian Rhapsody (vocals by Tony Vincent and the 'We Will Rock You' cast)

1. 3 June 2002 - Buckingham Palace Gardens, London, England
Queen (Roger Taylor and Brian May) perform with the concert's backing band (which includes Phil Collins on drums), to a worldwide audience of 200 million. Roger drums alongside Phil Collins for all Queen tracks except 'Radio Ga Ga'. Brian & Roger also make guest appearances on:

You Can't Hurry Love (vocals by Phil Collins) (with Roger on drums)
Move It (vocals by Cliff Richard and S Club 7) (with Brian on guitar)
With A Little Help From My Friends (vocals by Joe Cocker) (with Brian on guitar)
All You Need Is Love (vocals by Paul McCartney and Various Artists) (with Brian on guitar and Roger on drums)
Hey Jude (vocals by Paul McCartney and Various Artists) (with Brian on guitar and Roger on drums)
All of the songs from this concert were later released on DVD, and all except 'Bohemian Rhapsody' were released on CD.

2002 Hollywood Walk Of Fame Concert
Tie Your Mother Down (BM, with guitar by Nuno Bettencourt), Under Pressure (RT & PR), Another One Bites The Dust (PR), Sleeping On The Sidewalk (BM), I'm In Love With My Car (RT), Stone Cold Crazy (JSS), Crazy Little Thing Called Love (CT), Hammer To Fall (Slow & Fast versions) (BM), We Will Rock You (BM, with Carmine Appice on drums), We Are The Champions (BM & RT), Rock 'N' Roll (RT, with guitar by Steve Vai)

1. 18 October 2002 - Club 1650, Hollywood, Los Angeles, USA
Queen (Roger Taylor and Brian May) perform with guest vocalists, Spike Edney on keyboards, Jamie Moses on guitar, Ken Down on bass, Keith Prior and Kevin Down on drums.
Before Queen's set, Jeff Scott Soto sang three songs, including 'Dragon Attack', backed by the SAS Band

Key to vocalists:
BM - Brian May; RT - Roger Taylor; PR - Patti Russo; JSS - Jeff Scott Soto; CT - Chris Thompson

2002 BBC Children In Need Appearance
Another One Bites The Dust (vocals by Sharon D. Clarke), We Will Rock You (vocals by Tony Vincent), We Are The Champions (vocals by Tony Vincent), We Are The Champions (vocals by Tony Vincent)

1. 16 November 2002 - BBC Television Studios, London, England
Queen (Roger Taylor and Brian May) perform with the We Will Rock You band as part of 'Children In Need', taking to the stage at 12:15 am. Brian and Roger on stage for 'We Will Rock You' onwards - they do not appear on 'Another One Bites The Dust'
(Please note - two versions of We Are The Champions were performed - this is not a mistake)

2003 ARK Concert
Roger: I Want To Break Free, A Kind Of Magic, Radio Ga Ga
Roger & Brian: We Will Rock You, Tie Your Mother Down, Rock And Roll

Roger later drums for Bob Geldof on The Who's 'The Kids Are Alright'
Roger is then joined by Brian May on 'We Will Rock You', 'Tie Your Mother Down', and 'Rock And Roll'
Both then played on the all-star finale, 'I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday'

1. 14 May 2003 - Billingsgate Market, London, England
Roger joins the SAS Band at this concert in aid of the ARK charity, later joined by Brian. Also appearing were Chris Thompson, Roy Wood and Bob Geldof.

2003 Pavarotti Charity Show
We Will Rock You, Radio Ga Ga, Too Much Love Will Kill You, We Are The Champions

1. 27 May 2003 - unknown venue, Modena, Italy
Queen (Brian and Roger) perform at a charity concert held by Pavarotti, alongside other acts, to raise funds for Iraqi refugees.

Queen open the concert with 'We Will Rock You', with Brian and Roger on vocals. They return later to perform 'Radio Ga Ga', with Roger on vocals, and 'Too Much Love Will Kill You', as a duet between Brian and Pavarotti. At the end of the concert they perform 'We Are The Champions', sung by Roger, Brian and Zucchero.

2003 Songwriters Hall Of Fame
Crazy Little Thing Called Love (with Wynonna Judd), We Will Rock You

1. 12 June 2003 - Songwriters Hall Of Fame Ceremony, New York, USA

2003 WWRY Australia Aftershow Party
Tie Your Mother Down (Brian co-vocals), Whole Lotta Love (unknown), Rock And Roll (Roger), Drum Solo (by Roger's son Rufus Tiger)

1. 7 August 2003 - Melbourne, Australia
Queen perform a few tracks after the premiere of the musical in Melbourne.

2003 '46664' Concert
Queen and Dave Stewart: Say It's Not True
Queen: Invincible Hope, The Call, The Show Must Go On
The Corrs featuring Roger Taylor: Toss The Feathers
Brian May and Andrea Corr: Is This The World We Created?
Queen, Zucchero and Sharon Corr: Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime
Queen, Bono, Anastacia, Dave Stewart and Andrews Bonsu: Amandla
Queen and Soweto Gospel Choir: Bohemian Rhapsody
Queen and Zucchero: I Want It All
Queen and Thandiswa Mazwai: I Want To Break Free
Queen (Roger on vocals): Radio Ga Ga
Queen and Anastacia: We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions

1. 29 November 2003 - Green Point Stadium, Cape Town, South Africa
Queen (Brian and Roger) perform with a host of other musicians in a concert to raise funds and awareness of AIDS, broadcast to over two million people worldwide.

All of the songs from this concert were later released on the '46664' DVD, and all except 'Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime' were released on the '46664' CD. 'Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime' was also included as a bonus track on Zucchero's 'Live At The Royal Albert Hall' DVD.

2004 WWRY Las Vegas Aftershow Party
Tie Your Mother Down (Jason Wooten and Kacie Sheik), The Show Must Go On (Kacie Sheik), Don't Stop Me Now (Jason Wooten), Stone Cold Crazy (Glenn Hughes), Rock And Roll (Roger), Johnny B Goode (Meat Loaf), With A Little Help From My Friends (Jason Wooten)

1. 8 September 2005 - Paris Theater, Las Vegas, USA
Brian and Roger appear at this aftershow party with the cast of 'We Will Rock You' Las Vegas. The show features Meat Loaf, with his guitarist Paul Crook, plus many other notable musicians. The two leads from the musical, Jason Wooten and Kacie Sheik, sing most of the songs.

2004 WWRY Australia Aftershow Party
Part 1 : performed by the cast of 'We Will Rock You':-
various Soul, Roots and Blues songs
Gimme Some Lovin', Good Times, Unchain My Heart, River Deep Mountain High, Sunshine Of Your Love

Part 2 : performed by Queen (vocalist in brackets)
Tie Your Mother Down (Brian + Amanda Harrison), I'm In Love With My Car (Roger), Rock 'n' Roll (Roger), Little Wing (Brian), Johnny Be Goode (Andrew Swann), With A Little Help From My Friends (Kate Hoolihan)

Part 3 : performed by the cast of 'We Will Rock You':-
Satisfaction, We Can Work It Out, I Don't Want To Be, Work It Out, Elvis Medley, Revolution, Trouble, Knock On Wood, Drops Of Jupiter, Give Another Little Piece (of my Heart), Proud Mary (Ike and Tina version), Smooth, I Believe In A Thing Called Love, Doin' It For The Kids, Beatles Medley

1. 9 October 2004 - Lyric Theatre, Star City, Sydney, Australia
Brian and Roger appear at this aftershow party with the cast of 'We Will Rock You' Australia.

2004 MTV Russia Awards
We Will Rock You, We Are The Champions (with Zemfira)

1. 16 October 2004 - MTV Russia Awards Ceremony, Kremlin State Palace, Moscow, Russia
Queen perform at the finale of the MTV Russia Awards, with the Russian cast of the musical. They are joined for the second track by Russian rock star Zemfira.

2004 WWRY Russia Aftershow Party
Part 1 : performed by the cast of 'We Will Rock You':-
One Vision, I Want To Break Free, Somebody To Love, Play The Game, These Are The Days Of Our Lives, I Want It All, No One But You, Singalong, Hammer To Fall

Part 2 : performed by Queen
Tie Your Mother Down (Brian + WWRY cast), I'm In Love With My Car (Roger), The Show Must Go On (with Zemfira), Sleeping On The Sidewalk (Brian), We Will Rock You (WWRY cast), Rock And Roll (Roger), Johnny B Goode (Brian), With A Little Help From My Friends (Brian)

1. 17 October 2004 - unknown venue, Moscow, Russia
Brian and Roger appear at this aftershow party with the cast of 'We Will Rock You' Russia

2004 Wetten Dass TV Programme
Medley : Radio Ga Ga, Somebody To Love, We Will Rock You, We Are The Champions

1. 11 December 2004 - "Wetten Dass" TV programme, Nuremburg, Germany
Queen a medley of hits on this TV show, with the German cast of 'We Will Rock You'. In the interview which followed, Brian and Roger announced the 2005 tour with Paul Rodgers. This performance was later released on iTunes. 

2004 WWRY Germany Aftershow Party
Tie Your Mother Down (Brian co-vocals), I'm In Love With My Car (Roger), The Show Must Go On (Alex Melcher), Little Wing (Brian), Don't Stop Me Now (Michaela Kovarikova), Sleeping On The Sidewalk (Brian), Rock And Roll (Roger), With A Little Help From My Friends (cast)

1. 12 December 2004 - Flora, Cologne, Germany
Brian and Roger appear at this aftershow party with the cast of 'We Will Rock You' Germany.

2005 WWRY London 1000th Concert
Bohemian Rhapsody (cast), Tie Your Mother Down (Brian and Mazz Murray vocals), The Show Must Go On (cast)

1. 13 January 2005 - Dominon Theatre, London, England
Brian and Roger appear at the 1000th performance of the musical in London to perform a few tracks.

2006 Foo Fighters Concert
We Will Rock You (intro and finale only) (Brian & Roger solo)
Tie Your Mother Down (Taylor Hawkins on vocals, Brian on guitar, Roger on drums)

1. 17 June 2006 - Hyde Park, London, England
Brian and Roger are special guests at the end of this Foo Fighters concert, performing two tracks. Just before Queen appear, Taylor Hawkins of the Foo Fighters does a Freddie style sinaglong and dedicates the entire show to him.

2006 Freddie Mercury Birthday Party
Bohemian Rhapsody (Brian, Roger and Cast), Love Of My Life (performed by Brian), Say It's Not True (performed by Brian & Roger), The Show Must Go On (Brian, Roger and Cast)

1. 5 September 2006 - The Dominion Theatre, London, England
Brian and Roger join the London cast of 'We Will Rock You' to celebrate Freddie's sixtieth birthday and perform a mini-concert at the end. The show also featured McFly who performed 'Don't Stop Me Now' with The Killer Queen.

2007 Al Murray's Happy Hour
We Will Rock You (with part of 'Tear It Up')

1. 10 March 2007 - Studio 1, South Bank Studios, London
The cast of the London musical came onstage to perform the track, just before the guitar solo, a curtain dropped to reveal Brian and Roger. The track included part of 'Tear It Up' and was longer than normal. Al Murray joined sang vocals towards the end.

2007 Canadian Idol
Bohemian Rhapsody (cast on vocals), The Show Must Go On (finalists of Canadian Idol on vocals, in turn)

1. 1 August 2007 - Canon Theatre, Toronto, Canada
Queen perfom a couple of tracks with the cast of the musical and are joined by the finalists of Canadian Idol who each sing part of the track. It is unclear whether this was as part of the musical (eg. in front of a live audience) or especially for TV.

2007 Foo Fighters Concert
'39 (Brian and Taylor Hawkins on vocals)

1. 17 November 2007 - O2 Arena, London, England
Roger and Brian join the Foo Fighters to perform '39, in it's entirety. Roger plays percussion (cymbal & tamourine) and provides backing vocals, with Brian on vocals and guitar. The whole of the Foo Fighters also played on the track.