One Night of Queen Tribute Lands in Folkestone
Freddie’s Flair Returns to Leas Cliff Hall Next Month with Vocals and Electric Vibes Live!
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One Month To Go
Gary Mullen & The Works have just teased that the next UK stop of their wildly popular One Night of Queen show is exactly four weeks away. Set to land at Folkestone’s Leas Cliff Hall, the performance promises “the full Queen experience — the music, the energy, and all the Freddie magic you can handle.”
One Night Of Queen: What To Expect
Audiences can look forward to faithful recreations of Queen’s most iconic hits. Expect spot-on vocal impersonations, sparkling costumes and the drama of live operatic rock. “We’re bringing the full Queen experience,” Mullen captioned on Instagram, “the music, the energy, and all the Freddie magic you can handle.”
Ground-breaking visuals and a setlist that spans from “Bohemian Rhapsody” to “We Are the Champions” guarantee a show that’s as immersive as it is entertaining. The band’s attention to detail extends to lighting cues and stage choreography, all designed to capture the spirit of Queen’s live legacy.
Tour Highlights
So far this year, One Night of Queen has clocked up sell-out dates across North America and Europe. In Fort Lauderdale, guitarist Malcolm Gentles shared an Instagram clip of himself ripping through “Killer Queen” after the gig, a clear sign that the band’s energy shows no signs of slowing down.
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Earlier this spring, the production headlined Opera House Outdoors in Iowa, complete with food trucks and a beer garden for a full festival vibe. Back in the UK, fans have snapped up early bird tickets for the Folkestone date, keen not to miss a chance to relive the Wembley ’86 concert.
Whether you’re a die-hard Queen fan or simply in search of a high-energy night out, One Night of Queen at Leas Cliff Hall is shaping up to be one of the season’s unmissable live music events. Tickets are on sale now via the venue’s box office and official website.
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