Queen
Brian May & Roger Taylor Perform 'Radio Ga Ga' Live at Buckingham Palace
Ah, the iconic duo of Brian May and Roger Taylor gracing Buckingham Palace in 2002 during Queen's Jubilee! At this point in their career, the band had already cemented their legacy, and while they were not in the studio bustling about making brand-new albums, their footprint was still very much alive. The previous studio album they released before this performance was "Made in Heaven" in 1995, which, interestingly, marked a posthumous celebration of Freddie Mercury's genius. This album included previously unreleased tracks and was a heartfelt tribute to their beloved frontman. By 2002, Queen was reveling in their classic hits, reminding audiences of their timelessness. You can hear the lush nostalgia in “Radio Ga Ga” during that live performance, with its anthemic chorus echoing through the palace grounds—definitely a moment where past and present converged beautifully! It’s quite something to think how their music continues to resonate, isn’t it? The jubilation in the air was palpable!