Queen Tickets - I See a Little Silhouetto of a Man

Few would ever believe that progressive rock with a poppy attitude ever existed back in the '70s. Guess what: it did. And the name of that truth was none other than Queen. The year was 1971, and a few musicians from other bands had decided to come together with a question: who will be our frontman? First off, the musicians in questions were guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor. It was a dark day in the U.K. when they were left with that question about a frontman. Enter: Freddie Mercury, probably one of the most charismatic frontmen ever in the music industry. Shortly after that, bass guitarist John Deacon joined, and Queen was born, releasing their first album in 1973.

Queen Tickets - Scaramouche, Scaramouche!

With the arrival of the debut Queen, people were wondering what this band was about -- their question was answered when a revolutionary second album was released, entitled Queen II. It broke the mold as far as heavy metal was concerned -- because there was no band like them. Some of their most notable singles were 'We Are the Champions,' a true sports anthem, 'We Will Rock You,' a classic rock anthem of mammoth proportions, and of course the quintessential Wayne's World phenom song 'Bohemian Rhapsody.'

Queen Tickets - Will You Do the Fandango?

Certainly, this band did the fandango in a big way. In uniting hard rock with an inherent poppy flavor, the band Queen definitely broke the mold of the heavy metal music industry with their glam pop style. There was no doubt that Queen would forever be a part of the hall of fame in rock 'n' roll.