This is probably as good as it gets.
This is probably as good as it gets.
This is probably as good as it gets.
This is probably as good as it gets.
Another_Roger wrote:Thanks for linking to all these videos. Looks like they were on top form! Especially Marc sounded on top of his game. It would be fun to see this band on a bigger stage with 5000-10000 people. It is a different game that I think would suit them well. I dont know how that could happen, but I think festivals/warm up or something. Any chance of that happening you think?
This is probably as good as it gets.
AngelR wrote:Another_Roger wrote:Thanks for linking to all these videos. Looks like they were on top form! Especially Marc sounded on top of his game. It would be fun to see this band on a bigger stage with 5000-10000 people. It is a different game that I think would suit them well. I dont know how that could happen, but I think festivals/warm up or something. Any chance of that happening you think?
They are struggling to sell out 3500 Hammersmith Apollo (seated) in London. The tickets prices are too high for the tribute band, I think - I paid less to see Brian with Kerry Ellis.
http://www.eventim.co.uk/tickets.html?f ... iliate=HAL
This is probably as good as it gets.
Is this A Kind of Magic? or does The Show Go On
J Starbuck88 wrote:I hope you guys don't mind me putting my 2 cents in here, but the ticket prices for what is still a tribute band at the end of the day is way too expensive and far beyond what a tribute band should be charging. it doesn't matter who they are endorsed by most tribute bands (depending on the venue) if they were playing a bar or a club then it would probably be around £5-10 maximum to go but when you move up to the bigger music venues such as theaters then it's usually around £15-20 not charging through the roof at £30-50
This is probably as good as it gets.
Is this A Kind of Magic? or does The Show Go On
This is probably as good as it gets.
julymorning wrote:I'm very sorry for this opinion is rather harsh, but I have checked Gary Mullen out a number of times in the past, even before QE got together, and he makes my skin crawl! I don't like seeing someone portraying Freddie's every move, expression and clothing on stage! Let the talent speak for itself!!
I'm a follower of Jeff Soto,, was very impressed not only with his back work with Queen, TSO, and his solo work, but also as one of the vocalists with Queen Extravaganza when I saw them in 2012. Jeff does have the stage presence and energy level to do concerts with Queen.
CNB wrote:I saw Jeff Scott Soto with QE in 2012, too, and he was great. He sang only a couple of songs so my question is can he sing the whole Queen catalog like Adam and Marc are able to do?
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