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After the hit movie "Bohemian Rhapsody", one of the biggest American tribute bands performs in the Philippines to relive the music of Freddie Mercury and Queen.
During their first teaser, Queen Nation rocked the It's Showtime studio with their catchy rendition of "We Will Rock You", to the delight of the audience.
The quartet, consisting of Gregory Finsley (Freddie Mercury), Mike McManus (Brian May), Pete Burke (Roger Taylor) and Parker Combs (John Deacon), also took on the challenge of host Vhong Navarro's follow her dance steps on a new clbadic queen "Another bites the dust."
The group, who also played at Lucena City before their big show Manila Cove Okada, are not mere imitators or imitators.
All accomplished musicians, Finsley, McManus, Burke and Combs play their own instruments to recreate the sound of vintage Queen.
Notably, Finsley as Mercury descends the house with the strange resemblance of her voice, her flamboyant gaze and postures of the late rock icon.
"My mother is proud of me. She was a big fan of Queen, "said Finsley, who had attended for the first time at a Queen Texas concert in 1977 with his parents, while he was 12 years old. I knew that was what I wanted to do! "
"Queen's music continues to this day because of its many melodic elements covering the clbadics and modern forms of music," he added.
Formed in 2004, the band also enjoys a new popularity with the box office success of "Bohemian Rhapsody," which earned its lead star Rami Malek recognition for Best Actor at the Golden Globes Awards. and Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and another nomination. to the next Oscars.
"We have more shows because of the film, which is really great," said the group enthusiastically. "And for the first time, we're playing in the Philippines and Asia, Filipinos are great singers, really strong, and we're really inspired to come here and meet all the wonderful Queen fans."
Pinoy promoter Jessie Gonzales, who brought Queen Nation to Manila, says the group will carry the musical flamethrower of Mercury and Queen for many years.
The live show, which will have its last race Thursday at Sta. Rosa Coliseum in Laguna is also a retro journey of other Queen songs, such as "Bohemian Rhapsody", "We Are The Champions" and "Crazy Little Thing Called Love".
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