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Queen, The unique rock symphony celebration !Concerts

Sun, 27 Sep 2026 · 20:00

Queen, The unique rock symphony celebration !

Théâtre Royal · Mons

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After its triumphant run at the O2 in Prague (30.000 spectators in two nights!) Michael Kluch, with his group Queenie, supported by an extraordinary symphony orchestra "The Magic Strings and Friends" will begin touring again! Over 20 artists on stage in a dazzling show! You'll dance and sing along to We will Rock you, The Show Must Go On, Radio Ga Ga, Under Pressure, Bohemian Rhapsody, I Want It All, A Kind of Magic, Another One Bites the Dust, Killer Queen, Bicycle Race, Barcelona -- as a duet -- and all the classics! Much more than just a concert, a tribute, a celebration... Guitars, drums, keyboard, as well as violins, cellos, brass bring this exceptional show to life, from pure rock to opera... All the special effects of a concert by this legendary group will be brought to life: smoke, fog, pyrotechnics... a firework in visual and musical form A show lasting two hours with all the hits! Just... fantastic!!

Date
Sun, 27 Sep 2026 · 20:00
Address
Grand Place, Mons 7000
Finish time
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Listed promoter
Grand Opéra Productions

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