Queen would not have been the same band without any of their members, but would another band have been improved with Roger Taylor on drums?

Queen, Herbie Hancock and Barbara Hannigan are the latest honorees to win the prize founded by ABBA manager Stikkan Anderson.

Released in 1975 as the lead single for their fourth studio album, Bohemian Rhapsody was written and composed by Freddie Mercury and it had its roots far earlier in the Queen story. Guitarist Brian ...

Queen, formed in 1970 and fronted by the late Freddie Mercury, has defined British rock with some of the most iconic singles, ...

British rockers Queen, American jazz icon Herbie Hancock, and Canadian soprano and conductor Barbara Hannigan were honored as ...

Genesis weren’t the only band interested in poaching Taylor. In the mid-70s, shortly after Queen supported Mott The Hoople on ...

Queen, the legendary band known for hits like 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and 'I Want to Break Free', enjoyed immense success ...

Queen drummer Roger Taylor is reportedly supporting his daughter Rory after she and her husband separated following their ...

Queen drummer Roger Taylor has said he and guitarist Brian May felt "so proud" as they picked up the Polar Music Prize in ...

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Freddie Mercury's magnetism and showmanship is kept alive by a touring tribute band. One of the world’s most sought-after Queen tribute bands is about to rock the U.S ...

Queen were in a rock league of their own, but nevertheless, there was another band guitarist Brian May felt they carried a "spiritual connection" to.