Queen guitarist Sir Brian May has announced plans for an “Immortal Queen Show” at The Sphere in Las Vegas. This groundbreaking venue features a stunning 16K resolution wraparound LED screen and can accommodate up to 20,000 attendees. The Sphere is currently home to various performances, including an AI-enhanced version of The Wizard of Oz.
Brian May’s Vision for the Future
In a recent conversation, Sir Brian May expressed his enthusiasm for this project. He stated that discussions surrounding the “Immortal Queen Show” are ongoing. Collaborations with Sony, which owns the Queen catalog, are pivotal for funding and support.
The Concept of ‘Immortal Queen Show’
Sir Brian highlighted the significance of this venture, noting that it represents a legacy for future generations. He emphasized the importance of artistic passion, stating, “We do it for the love now, and I think we always did.” He believes this project will be a monumental tribute to Queen’s music.
Potential Expansion Beyond Las Vegas
May revealed that he imagines this show as just the beginning. He hinted at the possibility of other immersive experiences similar to The Sphere. “I think there will be other Spheres,” he stated, indicating a vision for broader reach and impact.
Key Highlights of The Sphere
- Location: Las Vegas
- Capacity: 20,000 attendees
- Technology: 16K resolution wraparound LED screen
- Current Performances: AI-enhanced productions and shows by iconic artists
The “Immortal Queen Show” is expected to redefine live concert experiences. It aims to immortalize Queen’s legacy through innovative technology and artistry.
