Queen Tribute - Queen Greatest Hits - Liverpool - Visit Liverpool

The Ultimate Queen Tribute is coming to Camp and Furnace - 'Queen Greatest Hits' are phenomenal. Just off an Outdoor 14-date nationwide tour of the UK's Country Parks headlining every night over (the real) Toploader, Scouting for Girls and Dodgy, playing to over 50,000 people cumulatively. Fronted by Andy John, one of the best Queen Tribute singers and frontmen in the world + joined on guitar by Jake Pattinson, the spit of the young 1970's Brian May (hair and shredding skills all intact) - the best Queen Tribute guitarist on the planet - this has to be seen to be believed. The only band (other than 'Killer Queen' (est 1993, and who play arenas) to be rated highly Recommended' as a Queen act on the worlds biggest tribute band agency 'Tribute Acts Management' Playing white hot live versions of Queen's greatest songs. 90 mins of pure magic! One Vision, Tie Your Mother Down, a Kind of Magic, Fat Bottomed Girls, Somebody to Love, I Want to Break Free, I Want It All, Under Pressure, Another One Bites the Dust, Bohemian Rhapsody, Hammer to Fall, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, the Show Must Go On, Radio Ga Ga, We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions and more!
The Ultimate Queen Tribute is coming to Camp and Furnace - 'Queen Greatest Hits' are phenomenal. Just off an Outdoor 14-date nationwide tour

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