2022-05-30 - Manchester Arena, Manchester, UK ONE

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Setlist - May 30, 2022

At the Monday night show, Queen arrived on stage just after 8.05pm,
and the show concluded at 10.30pm

Innuendo

Now I'm Here

Tear It Up

Seven Seas of Rhye

Hammer To Fall

Somebody to Love

Killer Queen

Don't Stop Me Now

In the Lap of the Gods... Revisited

I'm in Love With My Car

Bicycle Race

Fat Bottomed Girls

Another One Bites the Dust

I Want it All

Love of My Life

'39

These Are the Days of our Lives

Crazy Little Thing Called Love

Under Pressure

A Kind of Magic

I Want to Break Free

You Take My Breath Away

Who Wants to Live Forever

Tie Your Mother Down

The Show Must Go On

Radio Ga Ga

Bohemian Rhapsody

Encore

Ay-Oh

We Will Rock You

We are the Champions

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Press Release: European Tour Postponed / Rescheduled Dates for 2021
QUEEN + ADAM LAMBERT POSTPONE UPCOMING RHAPSODY EUROPE TOUR OVER CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC CONCERNS.

ANNOUNCE RESCHEDULED 2021 DATES.

Queen + Adam Lambert regretfully announced today that their upcoming 27-date UK & European Rhapsody tour is being postponed due to the on-going global coronavirus outbreak.

The 2020 tour was due to start in Italy on May 24, with the itinerary also including a massive run of 10 London O2 concerts as well as a pair of shows each in Manchester and Birmingham, before further mainland Europe dates were set to conclude with two Madrid shows on July 7 & 8.

The decision has been made with the safety of our audiences, band, crew and venue staff in mind and with close on 400,000 tickets sold across the tour, was not a decision taken lightly.

The good news for fans is that the band has worked swiftly to reschedule the dates and are now able to confirm that the shows are now set for matching or similar dates in 2021

All tickets will be valid for the rescheduled show dates. Ticket holders are advised to contact their point of purchase for information on ticket exchanges for the 2021 dates.

The postponement comes as a major disappointment for the band having only recently enjoyed performing one of their biggest ever tours with their massively successful six-week stadium tour of South Korea, Japan, New Zealand and Australia, playing to audiences reaching up to 60,000 a night. The trek also included a special appearance at the Sydney Fire Fight Australia benefit concert for bushfire relief, for which the band reprised their iconic 22-minute Live Aid set, helping raise $9.5 million to help those affected by Australia’s massive bushfires.

Addressing fans, Brian May said: “We’re very sad to announce the postponement of our summer shows in Europe, although, in the present crazy state of the world, it cannot be a surprise to our fans. Those incredible scenes at our concerts just over a month ago now seem like an impossibly distant dream. We were so lucky to be able to complete that tour, running just ahead of the wave that was about to break on us. I know many of our fans are having similar moments of disbelief and bewilderment out there. Of course, we would have gone ahead with the dates had it been humanly possible. The good news is that we do NOW have a PLAN B ready to roll. If you hold on to your tickets they will be valid for the rescheduled shows. God willing, we will be there with bells on!”

Drummer Roger Taylor responded to the postponement saying: “We’re all in this together. Devastating! Boringly frustrating! Scary and upsetting! But...pick ourselves up, dust ourselves down...start all over again!!! Be well....take care...coming right back at you as soon as we possibly can!!!"

Much love...Roger T xxx

Singer Adam Lambert added: “I am very disappointed that we won’t be touring Europe as planned, but we have to look after each other and put everyone’s health first. Look forward to getting out there when it’s safe.”

#DontStopUsNow

At the same time as making this announcement, the band also highlighted its recently launched #DontStopUsNow initiative which is aimed at encouraging fan interaction, saying: “Finally, a thank you from us! Our hearts have been warmed by the growing influx of Queen inspired videos from fans and supporters from all over the world in recent days. Keep them coming and we will highlight as many as we can across our social channels!"

#DontStopUsNow.

“We would like to bring the Queen family around the world even CLOSER together”.

QUEEN + ADAM LAMBERT “Rhapsody Tour” UK & EUROPE

2021 RESCHEDULED DATES

Sun 23 May - Bologna, Italy - Unipol Arena

Wed 26 May - Paris, France - AccorHotels Arena

Thu 27 May - Antwerp Belgium - Sportspalais

Sat 29 May - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Ziggo Dome

Sun 30 May - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Ziggo Dome

Tue 1 June - London, UK - The O2

Wed 2 June - London, UK - The O2

Fri 4 June - London, UK - The O2

Sat 5 June - London, UK - The O2

Mon 7 June - London, UK - The O2

Tue 8 June - London, UK - The O2

Thu 10 June - Manchester, UK - Manchester Arena

Fri 11 June - Manchester UK - Manchester Arena

Sun 13 June - Birmingham, UK - Utlita Arena

Mon 14 June - Birmingham, UK - Utlita Arena

Wed 16 June - London, UK - The O2

Thu 17 June - London, UK - The O2

Sat 19 June - London, UK - The O2

Sun 20 June - London, UK - The O2

Thu 24 June - Berlin, German - Mercedes-Benz Arena

Sat 26 June - Cologne, Germany - Lanxess Arena

Mon 28 June - Zurich, Switzerland - Hallenstadion

Tue 29 June - Munich, Germany - Olympiahalle

Thu 1 July - Copenhagen, Denmark - Royal Arena

Fri 2 July - Copenhagen, Denmark - Royal Arena

Tue 6 July - Madrid, Spain - Wiznik Centre

Wed 7 July - Madrid, Spain - Wiznik Centre

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