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"Queen" was an English rock band originally consisting of 4 members: Freddie Mercury, Brian May, John Deacon, and Roger Taylor. The band formed in London in the early 1970s after May and Taylor's former band "Smile" split after having released an album and single. Freddie replaced Tim Staffell as vocalist, and John Deacon joined in February of 1971, playing bass for the band that Freddie renamed "Queen". |
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Similar artists to Queen
Freddie Mercury
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Brian May
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Roger Taylor
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The Cross
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Freddie Mercury |
United Kingdom |
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Brian May |
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Queen + Paul Rodgers |
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Roger Taylor |
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Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballé |
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The Cross |
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Deep Purple |
United Kingdom |
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The Who |
United Kingdom, London - England |
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Led Zeppelin |
United Kingdom, England |
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Queen & David Bowie |
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Dire Straits |
United Kingdom |
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Scorpions |
Germany, Hannover |
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Aerosmith |
USA |
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Rainbow |
United Kingdom, England |
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Electric Light Orchestra |
United Kingdom, Birmingham - England |
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Status Quo |
United Kingdom, London - England |
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Meat Loaf |
USA, Dallas - Texas |
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Pink Floyd |
United Kingdom, London - England |
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Elton John |
United Kingdom, Middlesex - London - England |
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David Bowie |
United Kingdom, Brixton - England |
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KISS |
USA, New York City |
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The Rolling Stones |
United Kingdom, London - England |
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Uriah Heep |
United Kingdom, England |
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The Beatles |
United Kingdom, Liverpool - England |
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Boston |
USA, Massachusetts |
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Foreigner |
USA, New York City - New York |
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AC-DC |
Australia |
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Bad Company |
United Kingdom, England |
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Journey |
USA, San Francisco - California |
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The Doors |
USA, Los Angeles |
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