Along with the many fans who mourn the loss of Freddie Mercury,QEII aim to celebrate the wealth of talent that came together in Queen by recreating, with breathtaking accuracy, the style and excitement of a LIVE Queen concert, which sadly, will never again be seen.
Having played together for ten years, and realising that the Queen songs that they performed received rapturous approval, as opposed to the songs of other artistes, B-fifteen, as they were then known, decided to embark on a monumental task - To recreate the best, most talented rock band EVER.
The name QEII was deliberated over for a long time. A name was needed that was aesthetic visually, but portrayed the same strength that the name QUEEN commanded.
The large 'Q' was considered an integral part of the design, but the image seemed a little weak on its own. After some experimentation, the crown was added, and that's how it is today.
Are They Serious?
You bet your life they're serious. Being staunch Queen fans themselves, the last thing QEII want to do is alienate Queen fans, either by name or performance.
By aiming to replicate a live Queen performance, with all its charm and charisma, and where possible, adding the studio harmonies, QEII aim to please and impress as many people as possible.
One VisionTie Your Mother DownSeven Seas Of RhyeTear It UpIt’s A Kind Of MagicI Want It AllUnder PressureDon’t Stop Me NowSomebody To LoveKiller QueenI Want To Break FreeVocal ImprovisationLove Of My LifeIs This The World We Created?Brighton RockMedley: Now I’m Here, Bicycle Race, Fat Bottomed GirlsShow Must Go OnBohemian RhapsodyHammer To FallRadio Ga GaAnother One Bites The DustCrazy Little ThingWe Will Rock YouWe Will Rock You (Fast Version)Friends Will Be FriendsWe Are The Champions
I was totally unprepared for the surreal performance and emotions, that my daughter and myself were captivated. QEII portrayed Queen's qualities with an impressive passionate performance charged with extraordinary loyalty to Freddie, Brian, John and Roger."
- Letter to the Official Queen Fan Club
"This five piece outfit have done their homework, researching every possible facet of Queen's live performance. I can confirm this to be true having witnessed the magical Freddie and the boys play one of their last concerts at Maine Road Manchester in 1986."
- Gig Guide Report by Elly Roberts - Wrexham Chronicle
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