Roger Taylor Discusses Future of Queen Live Performances

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In a recent chat on BBC Radio 2’s “The Rock Show With Shaun Keaveny,” Queen’s drummer Roger Taylor opened up about the potential for the legendary band to return to the live stage. At 76, Taylor expressed his enthusiasm for performing, stating, “I love playing live. I enjoy it, always have.” However, he emphasized that the decision largely rests with guitarist Brian May.

While there’s no concrete plan for a tour, Taylor hinted at the possibility, saying, “If we both wanna do it, I’d be happy to. But we’ll see. Never say never.” This sentiment echoes the thoughts of Adam Lambert, who has been collaborating with Queen since 2012. Lambert recently mentioned that while nothing is scheduled, he remains open to future performances with the band.

The band has faced challenges in recent years, including health issues among its members. Brian May, now 78, has dealt with significant health scares but continues to express a desire to create and perform. As fans eagerly await news, Taylor’s comments keep the hope alive for a Queen revival on stage.

Source: blabbermouth.net

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