We’ve recently received some information about a split between the remaining Queen group and Paul Rodgers, here’s the full article from BBC News:
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“Rodgers confirms split with Queen”
“Bad Company singer Paul Rodgers says his collaboration with the surviving members of Queen is over.
Rodgers has not ruled out the possibility of working together again.
"It's kind of an open book, really," he said. "If they approach me to do something for charity, for instance, or something like that... I'd be very much into doing that, for sure."
Queen's original singer, Freddie Mercury, died of an Aids-related illness in 1991.
Queen bassist John Deacon retired from music in 1997, Rodgers joined May and Taylor for a set at the inaugural UK Music Hall of Fame Awards in 2004.
They subsequently toured Europe and Japan in 2005.”
“Bad Company singer Paul Rodgers says his collaboration with the surviving members of Queen is over.
Rodgers has not ruled out the possibility of working together again.
"It's kind of an open book, really," he said. "If they approach me to do something for charity, for instance, or something like that... I'd be very much into doing that, for sure."
Queen's original singer, Freddie Mercury, died of an Aids-related illness in 1991.
Queen bassist John Deacon retired from music in 1997, Rodgers joined May and Taylor for a set at the inaugural UK Music Hall of Fame Awards in 2004.
They subsequently toured Europe and Japan in 2005.”
Rodgers and Queen performed for Nelson Mandela's 90th birthday
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This split-up will, for sure, be a big impact for the remaining Queen artists, after the Freddy Mercury “stuff”.
Let’s hope for an arrangement and wish them good luck!
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