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Killer Queen: A Tribute To Queen Review

Reviewed by Chloe at De Montfort Hall in Leicester
Tickets were gifted in return for an honest review 

When I went to this concert, I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect. Freddie Mercury is known for his powerful and unique voice – and while no one can truly replace him, the tribute Freddie did not disappoint. There were moments when you missed the real Freddie, of course, but the performance was a heartfelt and impressive tribute to his legacy.


From the moment the band walked on stage, they looked just like Queen. With wigs, costumes, and spot-on mannerisms, they truly brought the original band back to life. It was clear that every detail had been thought through – not just how they sounded, but how they moved and acted too.

They played a mix of Queen’s biggest hits, often blending songs together into fun and energetic medleys. One of the best was the mix of “Bicycle Race” and “Fat Bottomed Girls” – a real highlight where everyone was on their feet, dancing and singing along. “Brighton Rock” also stood out, thanks to the incredible drum and guitar solos that really impressed the crowd.

Even when the band took short breaks, the show didn’t slow down. The music kept going with more solo moments that filled the space and kept everyone entertained. The harmonies were strong throughout, with every band member singing at some point. It was clear this wasn’t just a concert – it was a celebration of Queen and everything they created.


The visuals added even more to the performance. Behind the band, the screen showed real photos of Queen, along with bright, cartoon-style pop art that gave the stage a fun and nostalgic look.

Each half of the show ended with dramatic bursts of fire, which sent the audience wild with cheers and applause. The energy stayed high for most of the concert, with the crowd singing, dancing, and fully involved. The only slight dip came during a few piano-led songs, where the tribute Freddie sat and played – it felt a bit distant, with less interaction.

Still, overall, Killer Queen is a fantastic tribute band that truly captures the spirit, music, and magic of Queen. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just love a good live show, you’ll have a fun, exciting evening.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Killer Queen tours throughout 2025 in the UK and internationally. For dates and venues visit https://www.killerqueenonline.com/tourdates



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