Queen + Adam Lambert

Because The Show Must Go On, Queen continues to inflame the stage with her iconic and devastating hymns. Supported by a sparkling Adam Lambert, the English kings crown an extraordinary career, in the wake of the eternal Freddie Mercury.

He is no longer there, Freddie Mercury, but his shadow, his sensitivity and his moustache hover over the stage. Surely he is proud to see Adam Lambert and his comrades of the time paying such a vibrant and energetic tribute to him. For the young Indiana singer is at the helm, resisting the dazzling performances of Brian May and Roger Taylor. In the land of rock, it's an open secret: Queen remains king, the crown firmly screwed on her head. Her youth seems eternal, her supremacy stainless.

Certainly, the master thinker, carried away by illness on a sad autumn day, is irreplaceable. Yet the kingdom remains standing, with punch, extravagance and malice. The stage performance detonates. Yes, facing the pit, these stage beasts have fangs. Time stands still. Yesterday is today, and the melodies of Queen, with a power to make stadiums tremble, resound in a loop. Freddie Mercury has left a void, but not the void. Because his greatest admirer, Adam Lambert, takes up the torch and embodies his work to perfection, with charisma and pride. The magic works!

To the glory of the past is grafted the ecstasy of the present. To the memories of yesteryear, the new generation invites itself. It's obvious: Queen has invented an immutable form of modernity. At the confluence of progressive rock and opera, London's heroes seem alien to wrinkles and impervious to weariness. Only the fervour of the crowd reaches them, as if to make them stronger, taller, crazier. Their flame does not fear the ashes. Even now, the world is Queen's!