Queen + Adam Lambert postpone their UK tour
They've rescheduled new dates in 2021
Queen + Adam Lambert have postponed the UK leg of their forthcoming Rhapsody tour until 2021.
Brian May, Roger Taylor and Adam Lambert will start their new run on 1st June 2021 in London, before going to Manchester, Birmingham and returning to London's O2 Arena to close the tour.
They're the latest in a line of artists and festivals to postpone or cancel due to the ongoing coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis, including The Isle of Wight Festival, Foo Fighters, The Who, and Pearl Jam.
The original shows were meant to take place from 2nd June 2020 - 21st June 2020. The band have confirmed that all tickets remain valid for the new dates.
See Queen at the following shows:
JUNE 2021
London, O2 Arena – Tue 1st
London, O2 Arena – Wed 2nd
London, O2 Arena – Fri 4th
London, O2 Arena – Sat 5th
London, O2 Arena – Mon 7th
London, O2 Arena – Tue 8th
Manchester, Manchester Arena – Thu 10th
Manchester, Manchester Arena – Fri 11th
Birmingham, Arena Birmingham - Sun 13th
Birmingham, Arena Birmingham - Mon 14th
London, O2 Arena - Wed 16th
London, O2 Arena – Thu 17th
London, O2 Arena – Sat 19th
London, O2 Arena – Sun 20th
The Rhapsody tour lineup includes original Queen members Brian May and Roger Taylor alongside frontman Adam Lambert, who has been performing with the band since June 2012.
Lambert said: “I can’t wait to get back to the UK and Europe, we had a blast on our last tour, and I am so excited to bring this new show over there!”, while Brian May commented: “This is a fearsome new production taking the Queen legacy to a new place. I’m well proud.”