Unlike the previous reviewer, I did manage to see Queen live, with Freddie, a total of three times.

With Gary Mullen and The Works, I can happily say that I found myself transported back to the last time I saw them (Hot Space Tour). I missed the “Magic” tour, but everyone has seen the video.

I was slightly worried that the night would be full of their “pop rock” hits. (For me, Queen ceased to be a rock band from “A Kind of Magic” onwards). I was pleasantly surprised by the inclusion of some real gems from the first few albums. Keep Yourself Alive really hit the spot!

Gary Mullen’s voice is fantastic, and while the rest of the band don’t try to look the part, they certainly rocked the house, and sounded note perfect most of the time.

They were so good that we went on the internet as soon as we got home, and booked 8 tickets for their homecoming at Blackpool in May, (We’re taking the family this time).

What would really make the night would be Brian May and Roger Taylor joining them on stage.