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Queen to rock Wyndham

If you have mortgages on homes and stiffness in your bones— or any other of life’s stressors— the Queen Rocks tribute is coming to Wyndham to help you let loose for a night.

Yes, you read that correctly. Wyndham, not Wembley.

The show will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the ‘A Night at the Opera’ record, which contains Bohemian Rhapsody, but will incorporate the very best of Queen’s catalogue.

Jason Hess as Freddie Mercury, Josh Boult as Brian May, Darren Hulcombe as Roger Taylor, Martin Boult as John Deacon, and Brendan Grabau as Spike Edney does not sound like an exciting band introduction in print.

But make no mistake, they will rock you.

The two-hour set has been tailored to raise the mercury in the room and get people in a frenzy.

None of that time will be for losers, but you’ll only find champions at this gig.

There is nothing wrong with flying solo, but nothing is quite like sharing the moment with your best friend or the love of your life.

The showmanship, musicianship and majestic power that saw Queen rock stadiums all over the world is guaranteed to blow your mind every time.

When you are under pressure, there are certainly better things to turn to than Moët & Chandon– even if it came out of a pretty cabinet.

So come down and help the rockin’ world go round.

Tickets: https://tickets.wyndham.vic.gov.au/Events/QUEEN-ROCKS-Bohemian-Rhapsody-50th-Anniversary-Tour

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