It was 1985, and Brian May was the most high-profile musician our own Neville Marten had yet interviewed. He had a fresh tape ...

The winter of 1977 was fierce on the East Coast of the USA. A thick layer of snow engulfing the territory between Boston and ...

Journalist Recalls '80s 'Horror' Interview With Queen's Brian May originally appeared on Parade. During a 1985 interview with ...

Queen have released their debut album ‘Queen I’ in Dolby Atmos Audiophile Blu-ray, and have shared a lyric video for ‘My ...

Famed Queen guitarist and citizen astronomer Brian May collaborated with NASA's asteroid mission OSIRIS-REx, helping ...

The Queen guitarist's signature model is a super-rare example of a 12-string Gibson jumbo, replete with May's own aesthetic ...

Queen bandmates Brian May and Roger Taylor were both clearly emotional as they accepted the Polar Music Prize last week from ...

Queen rocker Brian May was inundated with support from fans as he took to Instagram with a touching throwback from 1974. The musician shared a touching map that was created by his father, Harold May, ...

Sir Brian May has shared a rare insight into how his father helped map out Queen’s first tour of Europe in 1974.

During the event Adam Lambert performed a number of Queen hits, including Who Wants ... He's very well now, he's back to his old self!' Sir Brian May revealed his medical emergency in a video ...

Sir Brian May has taken to Instagram to reveal the special role his father played in the first Queen tour of Europe, which took place in 1974.

Brian May used music to cope with the loss of Freddie Mercury, and one song that particularly moved him was 'Too Much Love Will Kill You'.