Official International Queen Fan Club

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The official Queen Fan Club we have been in existence for 50 years, and yes that is a world record. Warning we post about Queen a lot

Last night, Queen Budapest received its UK premiere at the BFI IMAX in London, marking the first time the newly restored 4K presentation has been shown in IMAX anywhere in the world. The event was attended by Sir Brian May and Roger Taylor, who took part in a Q&A following the film.

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👀 Watch Roger Taylor unveil his brand-new solo album, Violence Insane In A Beautiful World! 🌍 Order any format from the Official Store before 11:59pm this Thursday (24 September) for your chance to win one of five test pressings signed by Roger himself.

Roger Taylor was on fine form at Usher Hall, Edinburgh last night. Not so much heavy duty drumming now, but still a joy to see him at the kit. His voice remains as varied and exciting as always. Onwards to the Roundhouse! @oiqfc.bsky.social

It's been eye-opening, revealing and entirely uncelebrated! The good folk of Stone Town had no knowledge of today's significance. Nor did... The Freddie Mercury Museum. I had to tell them! Kinda made it more personal. No crowds.... @oiqfc.bsky.social

Buenos días, Como homenaje a Freddie Mercury (que hoy cumpliría 80 años) Frank Styles ha creado este espectacular mural en la escalinata de acceso a Wembley.

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Happy birthday to Queen bassist John Deacon, who celebrates his 75th birthday today! Deacon was the no-nonsense bass player who preferred to stay in the background - but he wrote some of Queen's most memorable songs, including I Want To Break Free and Another One Bites The Dust. buff.ly/ieoYmci

Which Queen songs did John Deacon write?

He was the no-nonsense bass player who preferred to stay in the background. But John Deacon also wrote some of Queen's most memorable songs.

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Jul. 26, 1949: Queen's legendary drummer, Roger Taylor, was born. A powerhouse behind the kit and a key songwriter and vocalist, Roger left his mark on every Queen album—and he's still rocking today. Happy Birthday, Roger! 👑

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