The demise of the late, nice, Freddie Mercury robbed the worldwide music business of arguably one of many best showmen ever to have graced its stage.
hile he could also be gone, Mercury’s reminiscence and music stay on by way of the quite a few Queen tribute bands that guarantee a brand new generations of followers are launched to his legacy and the music the band created.
One such band is Flash Harry, who’ve been packing out venues the world over for greater than two-decades with their highly effective renditions of the basic songs made well-known by Mercury, Brian Might, John Deacon and Roger Taylor.
The band will gentle up the stage of the Gleneagle INEC space in Killarney on Saturday, September 3 for a night of high-octane night time of rocking melodies, immediately recognisable guitar riffs and pure, unadulterated showmanship.
Entrance man Harry Hamilton appears each inch the picture of Mercury, strutting across the stage exuding the type of conceitedness and elegance that made Freddie probably the greatest beloved rock performers of all time. The bands exhilarating set consists of the entire basic Queen tunes starting from the Nineteen Seventies once they dominated charts the world over to the recordings they made previous to Mercury’s tragic demise.
The live performance will function word good renditions of a songs from Queen’s intensive again catalogue together with ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’, ‘Radio Ga Ga’, ‘We Are the Champions’ and ‘One Imaginative and prescient’ to call only a few.
Tickets for the live performance, which is assured to have the viewers dancing within the aisles, from www.inec.ie priced at €28.50.
