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Live around the world


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Latest edition, musik (cd)

Tear It Up (Live At The O2, London, UK, 02/07/2018)

3:04 min

Now I'm Here (Live At Summer Sonic, Tokyo, Japan, 2014)

5:06 min

Another One Bites The Dust (Live At Summer Sonic, Tokyo, Japan, 2014)

3:22 min

Fat Bottomed Girls (Live At The American Airlines Center, Dallas, USA, 2019)

5:27 min

Don't Stop Me Now (Live At Rock In Rio, Lisbon, Portugal, 2016)

4:10 min

I Want To Break Free (Live At Rock In Rio, Lisbon, Portugal, 2016)

3:33 min

Somebody To Love (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival, UK, 2016)

5:58 min

Love Kills ("The Ballad (Live At The iHeart Radio Theater, Los Angeles, USA, 2014)")

4:17 min

I Was Born To Love You (Live At Summer Sonic, Tokyo, Japan, 2014)

4:04 min

Under Pressure (Live At Global Citizen Festival, New York, USA, 2019)

3:45 min


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Reviews (3)


Louder

d. 2. Oct. 2020

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John Aizlewood

d. 2. Oct. 2020

"Nothing is radically overhauled, but everything sounds fresh and they ooze joy for the first time since Mercury's death. This is the sound of a couple of venerable old hounds being reinvigorated by a frisky young pup".


AllMusic

2020

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Matt Collar

2020

"Singer Adam Lambert's musical kinship with Queen is displayed to full effect on their engaging 2020 concert album Live Around the World ... Throughout all of this, Lambert shines and May, Taylor, and the rest of their touring ensemble sound magnetic. The crowds are also audibly enthusiastic, which only adds to the notion that together, Lambert and Queen are conjuring a little bit of the Mercury magic".


Get ready to rock!

d. 9. Oct. 2020

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Jason Ritchie

d. 9. Oct. 2020

"I know some Queen fans won't go near the current line-up which is their loss as it is great to see the band's music still being peformed live. Queen are as popular as they have ever been and I am pretty sure Freddie would approve".