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Tour attendance was really a jekyll & hyde thing. Some spots sold poorly (Jacksonville) but others did very well (Chicago, Toronto.) I wonder how differently the shows were promoted in each city? I'm glad you had a great time Eric!

Well, went to see the Chicago show last Thursday and yes, it did indeed rock. First, attendance was great. By my eyes, almost sold out. The guys sounded nearly flawless, I didn't pick up on any flubbed lyrics or missed notes played. I must admit I loved the taped Eminem intro (with...

Anybody hear about this, from www.musictap.com "Hollywood Records will have a few titles in stores on specific street date that will include an as-yet-untitled project from Jesse McCartney (August 8); Breaking Benjamin (July 25), as well as a Limited Edition of A.I. from Queen (April 11)."...

I'm going to see them in Chicago!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well, let's use a more realistic comparison here. If Brian had died and Freddie went on tour with Roger, there's absolutely NO way of knowing what they would have chosen to do regarding how they billed themselves. You're really working with assumptions there.

Would Queen have been the same without Brian May? I think focusing on the lead singer is pretty unfair to the rest of the band, especially if they've made major contributions to their sound. Led Zeppelin would've been pretty different without John Bonham too.....

Honestly, the name is their's to use how they wish. It's not like they hired the Muppets to sing the songs and disgrace the catalog. It's Paul bloody Rodgers, one of the best rock voices of all time. If they're going ahead, they could've done a whole lot worse don't you think? I respect...

I'm gonna TRY to go to the Chicago gig.

QUEEN + PAUL RODGERS SET 23-DATE TOUR FOR SPRING 2006 TIE YOUR MOTHER DOWN !! QUEEN RETURN TO ROCK USA QUEEN + PAUL RODGERS SET 23-DATE TOUR FOR SPRING 2006 Some of rock’s greatest anthems are to be heard performed live again across America after more than 20 years, as rock legends...