Brian May’s Vision for an Immortal Queen Experience
Here’s the story as it’s unfolding right now. Brian May has once again stirred excitement among Queen fans by teasing something truly massive — an “immortal Queen show” that’s being shaped for The Sphere in Las Vegas. And honestly, the way he’s talking about it, it sounds less like a regular concert and more like a legacy project that’s meant to outlive all of us.
So, The Sphere has already built a reputation as one of the most advanced venues on the planet. Its 16K wraparound interior LED screen, the fully immersive visuals, and that huge 20,000-seat capacity have already hosted giants like U2 and the Eagles. Even an AI-enhanced Wizard of Oz is running inside there right now. Naturally, Queen’s team has been keeping an eye on it. Brian May confirmed earlier that discussions have been happening behind the scenes, but now he’s gone a step further and opened up about what he’s imagining — and it’s big.
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Speaking to the Daily Express, Brian admitted he’s “very keen” on the project. The way he puts it, this isn’t just about creating another tribute-style show or a nostalgic concert replay. What he wants is something epic, something immersive, something that captures the essence of Queen’s creativity and preserves it for generations. And with Sony now owning the Queen catalogue, the financial and technical muscle is firmly in place. Brian even joked that at this point, they do it purely for the love of it — and that’s exactly what’s driving this new vision.
What makes this more exciting is that Brian doesn’t see this as a one-off. He hinted that other Sphere-like venues are being planned around the world. So ideally, this “immortal Queen show” could travel globally, offering fans everywhere a chance to experience Queen in a new dimension. According to him, The Sphere is currently the only place capable of delivering this level of immersion, but the technology is expanding fast — and Queen wants to be right there at the forefront.
Brian says he already has ideas forming in his mind, ideas powerful enough to “leave the world with something immortal.” Coming from someone who helped create Bohemian Rhapsody and some of rock’s most ambitious performances, that’s a statement you take seriously. And he’s describing the final result in just one word: epic.
So for fans who’ve seen Queen with Freddie, Queen with Adam Lambert, or only through recordings, what’s coming next aims to be something entirely new. A digital, immersive, cinematic celebration of the band’s legacy — designed to last forever.
And honestly, if any band deserves that kind of treatment, it’s Queen.
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