Questa domenica i Queen e Adam Lambert hanno partecipato al Fire Fight Australia di Sydney, il festival benefico i cui proventi saranno stati destinati a tutte le vittime degli incedi che hanno colpito il continente australiano.
Quando, alcune settimane fa, Brian May aveva iniziato a parlare del progetto l’aveva definito come “una sorta di Live Aid”. Il paragone del chitarrista non era casuale: ieri i Queen hanno eseguito la stessa scaletta portata sul palco del Wembley Stadium di Londra il 13 luglio 1985.
Ecco la scaletta del concerto dei Queen per Fire Fight Australia:
“Bohemian Rhapsody”
“Radio Ga Ga”
“Hammer to Fall”
“Crazy Little Thing Called Love”
“We Will Rock You”
“We Are the Champions”
Queen and Adam Lambert opening with Bohemian Rhapsody. Crowds are roaring. #FireFightAustralia pic.twitter.com/GQ1Agy7xpS
— Georgia Clark (@GeorgiaBClark) February 16, 2020
Wow – Queen did their actual Live Aid set at #FireFightAustralia for the first time since 1985 pic.twitter.com/5W5W2CAO4l
— cameron adams (@cameron_adams) February 16, 2020
For the first time since their historic Live Aid performance in 1985, Queen – featuring US singer Adam Lambert, have replicated their full, 22 minute set at #FireFightAustralia, including video footage of Freddie Mercury @australian pic.twitter.com/3lLlbpuqbC
— Emily Ritchie (@emritchiejourno) February 16, 2020
Brian May doing the solo from Crazy Little Thing Called Love.
That is all.#FireFightAustralia pic.twitter.com/pBSBYD3eIf
— It's All Complete Bollocks! 💧🌈 (@RichardTuffin) February 16, 2020
There were goosebumps as @QueenWillRock + @AdamLambert performed the band's 1985 Live Aid setlist at @FireFightAU, closing with the iconic 'We Are The Champions'. #FireFightAustralia #7NEWS pic.twitter.com/kjZunKuuuK
— 7NEWS Australia (@7NewsAustralia) February 16, 2020
The Freddie Mercury cameo was the highlight of #FireFightAustralia pic.twitter.com/088KpXd5mQ
— Wade Shipard (@wadeshipard) February 16, 2020
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