The Music of QUEEN Live - Europe Tour 2027

"The Music of Queen Live" is much more than a tribute – it is a passionate, detail-oriented homage to one of the greatest rock bands of all time and ranks among the most authentic Queen tribute shows of the present day. From spine-tingling moments to epic anthems, Valentin Findling and his live band impressively revive the myth of Queen. When Valentin Findling takes the stage, musical precision and pure passion collide. His powerful voice, distinctive timbre, and charismatic stage presence bring Freddie Mercury's songs to life. Fans are thrilled: "If you didn't know it was a cover band, you wouldn't have noticed the difference." Findling began playing the piano at the age of five. During his first music studies, he won 1st place at the Frankfurt Steinway Förderpreis in the jazz piano category, as well as the Sparda Jazz Award Düsseldorf with his band "Bop." In addition to his role as a Queen interpreter, he is currently also a member of the German indie pop band "Findling," highlighting his great musical versatility. He is accompanied by a top-notch live band of experienced professional musicians with extensive stage, studio, and tour experience. The musicians have played with artists such as Earl Harvin (Seal, Sam Smith, Céline Dion), Peter Schilling, and Sandy (No Angels) and have supported Eric Clapton and Paul Young. The show offers a musical overview of the entire Queen repertoire – from classics like "Radio Ga Ga," "Under Pressure," and "The Show Must Go On" to emotional ballads like "Who Wants to Live Forever." The press is also enthusiastic: DIE WELT writes, "What a voice! What an evening!" and the Süddeutsche Zeitung states, "You can't get more QUEEN than this!" In 2026, "The Music of Queen Live" will embark on its first major European tour with over 80 shows, more than 40,000 kilometers traveled, and an expected 135,000 visitors in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Poland, and Iceland – including cities like Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Paris, Vienna, and Reykjavik. An even larger tour with additional countries and bigger venues is already planned for 2027.