The ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ band have found many ways to remember their lead singer in the past 30 years since his death.

As we approach the 40th anniversary of Live Aid, nothing could be more appropriate ... while the iconic "Ay-Oh's" of Freddie Mercury's performance play over a speaker. Experiencing this mythic ...

Sir Bob Geldof has joked that he gets "blue in the face listening to "f***ing Freddie Mercury" and Queen at Live Aid. The Boomtown Rats star organised the 1985 musical jukebox charity concert with ...

Sir Bob Geldof has poked fun at Live Aid’s enduring legacy, admitting he no longer gets emotional about the famous 1985 charity concert - and is, in fact, “blue in the face listening to f**king ...

Sir Bob Geldof has poked fun at Live Aid’s enduring legacy ... “blue in the face listening to f**king Freddie Mercury.” The Boomtown Rats frontman, 73, shared the quip during a Q&A at ...

Freddie Mercury of Queen performing on stage at Live Aid in 1985 in Wembley Stadium Getty Images Speaking to Mojo, Goldsmith recalled suggesting the band for a prime late-afternoon slot to help ...

It turns out, fans missed out on some tracks from musical collaborations from music legends Freddie Mercury and Michael ... made that iconic appearance at Live Aid, before he died of AIDS in ...

But they would be, they’d been out touring.” Rossi had fond memories of hanging out with Queen singer Freddie Mercury and David Bowie backstage at Live Aid. “Near the end of the show, I was sitting at ...

Both of them told Geldof that Live Aid just wasn't really Queen's thing, but Beach said he could try talking to Freddie Mercury. A couple days later, the phone rang. "'Bobsy!" Geldof recalls ...