Queen’s drummer, singer and the songwriter behind “Radio Ga Ga” and “A Kind of Magic”, Roger Taylor also makes solo records that mix rock, reflection and sharp observations.
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Roger’s happenings, collected from public sources, plus his backstory and Starbook, where fans write.
The restored 1986 Queen concert was released on Blu-ray, DVD, digital and CD, with its soundtrack available on vinyl for the first time. The film pairs a 4K restoration with newly remixed audio.
queenonline.comRead on QueenOnlineQueen shared Roger’s appearance on ITV’s James Martin’s Saturday Morning. He joined Clare Balding for a chat about his music, recent solo work and September’s album.
queenonline.comRead on QueenOnlineRoger’s sold-out London show brought Brian May and the Ndlovu Youth Choir onstage. May joined the closing performances of “We Will Rock You” and “Radio Ga Ga”.
queenonline.comRead on QueenOnlineViolence Insane in a Beautiful World debuted at No. 6 on the UK Albums Chart while Roger was touring the record around the UK.
queenonline.comRead on QueenOnlineRoger opened his six-date UK run at Newcastle’s O2 City Hall. His band included Spike Edney, Tyler Warren, Tina Keys, Neil Fairclough and Christian Mendoza.
queenonline.comRead on QueenOnlineFollow Roger for solo music, live performances and news from Queen.
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