Queen

With just about a month standing between Queen fans and the band's new 'Queen Forever' compilation, the band has released a trailer offering a sneak peek at what the double-disc set has to offer.

We still don't know which artists will be performing at next year's Glastonbury Festival, but we can be sure of this much: Plenty of people will be on hand to watch them play.

Another of the three previously unreleased tracks from Queen's upcoming 'Queen Forever' compilation has made its way online, offering fans an early chance to hear the band's "scorching new stripped-down ballad version" of frontman Freddie Mercury's 1984 solo single 'Love Kills.'

(video removed by request) With the release of a new Queen compilation, 'Queen Forever,' coming in November, the news that has fans most excited is the three previously unreleased tracks sprinkled among the old familiar cuts. The most intriguing: 'There Must Be More to Life Than This,' a discarded collaboration with Michael Jackson...

First Queen gave us their own official vodka, and now we have the first official details of the new Queen compilation we'll be listening to while we drink it.

One of the most memorable movie moments of the '90s wouldn't have been as distinctive if Mike Myers hadn't stubbornly insisted on having his way.

What was once thought of as a final farewell for Queen may instead become a rebirth.

For today's lesson I thought some rockin Queen would be nice. Tie Your Mother Down is a fantastic tune that would go over well in any bar setting or anyplace for that matter. It's really not too tough of a song but the lead might take some time...

William Orbit will produce the new Queen album featuring more previously unreleased vocals from Freddie Mercury.

Hey everybody!!! It is time for me to share one of my favorites with you. Every day I cruise the internet looking for whatever tune floats my boat at the moment! Today my favorite is Queen. I would love to hear your suggestions, and who knows maybe I will post one of your favorites right here on The Hawk's website...

Queen's video for 'I Want to Break Free' is even sillier without music.

Queen took the stage in Southern California on June 16, delivering a warmup show to 400 fortunate fans that included the first-ever live performance of the Freddie Mercury solo track 'Love Kills.'