Queen reforming for 2005 Tour

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NEW YORK (Top40 Charts) - Queen will take to the road next year! Queen confirms the rumours and now endorse both Roger and Brian's comments in regards to the Queen & Paul Rodgers Tour.
The tour is official and will take place in the Spring of 2005 across mainland Europe and the UK. The show will consist of both Queen and Paul Rodgers material.
Full details of venues and dates are to be confirmed very soon. Tickets will be made available for the Europeans.

Guitarist Brian May said "suddenly the Queen Phoenix is rising again from the ashes and will take precedence over... our lives.
We were both so amazed at the chemistry that was going on in [Free hit] All Right Now, that suddenly it seems blindingly obvious that there was 'something happening here,'"

Queen have played with many different singers but the band hasn't toured offially since 1986, when Freddie Mercury became too ill to play. His 1991 death from AIDS put an end to the theatrical rock outfit.