The visual history of Queen, now on your wall.
The official Queen print collection from ODITI, drawn from across the band's story and brought to life as collectible art, crafted with exceptional attention to detail and quality.
Limited to 500 pieces per artwork. Each piece comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and ships worldwide.
Discover the full collection at https://t.co/48h6DsSniz
One week to go until Freddie’s 80th birthday! We’re celebrating with fans around the world, and we’d love you to be part of it ❤️
Show us how you’re marking Freddie’s 80th using #Freddie80.
1 week to go till Montreux! 🤩 We can’t wait to see you all soon - Team MPT 💛🧡❤️
Visit https://t.co/nhYLGFAMNK to read the Official Freddie Mercury Birthday Party Guide:
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#Montreux
👑 Queen Budapest at the @RoundhouseLDN — London’s one‑day‑only celebration of Queen’s legacy.
Your only chance to experience the remastered concert ahead of its global release.
Experience it on a giant LED screen with surround sound, immersive lighting and the freedom to dance, move and celebrate — just like a live gig.
Plus: Rare memorabilia from Queen’s personal archive, photo moments, exclusive merch, pre‑show DJ set, and bars open throughout.
Limited tickets on sale now — don’t miss this!
STAND UP. LET LOOSE. BREAK FREE. ⚡👑
@NibbsEvents
In 1991, despite his failing health, Freddie Mercury recorded his final masterpiece. Before the last verse, he whispered: I need a little rest. He walked out of the studio and never returned to finish it. Brian May sang the end.
Rock history lost its voice in absolute silence.
Learning the story behind Freddie Mercury’s 1988 "How Can I Go On" performance with Montserrat Caballé completely changes how you listen to it.
This was actually Freddie’s final live public performance. He was secretly battling AIDS, his body was failing him, and he knew his time was running out. Yet, he stood under those Barcelona lights and delivered every line with unmatched grace and vulnerability.
Knowing that context turns the lyrics "How can I go on?" from a beautiful ballad into a heartbreaking, real-time reflection of a man facing his own mortality. He wasn't just singing; he was pouring whatever life he had left into that stage.
A legendary artist pushing through his darkest hours just to create something immortal. Pure resilience.
#FreddieMercury #Queen #MontserratCaballe #HowCanIGoOn #LiveMusic