Brian May Expresses Concerns About Queen's Future Performances in the United States
Brian May, the iconic lead guitarist of the band Queen, hinted that the group may not be performing in the United States anytime soon due to safety concerns. May expressed his sadness over the current state of America, stating that the country has changed and that everyone is cautious about visiting. He did not specify the exact reasons for his comments, but he has previously criticized President Donald Trump and distanced himself from Trump's campaign.
May last performed in the U.S. in 2025 at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. He has also mentioned a desire to do a residency at The Sphere in Las Vegas. However, he admitted that the future of Queen's performances, both in the U.S. and globally, is uncertain. May emphasized that they will take things one day at a time and see how the situation evolves.
Despite their love for America, May's concerns about safety and the current political climate have made him hesitant about returning to the U.S. for performances. The band's future plans remain uncertain, and May is taking a cautious approach to scheduling any upcoming shows.