His spectacular performance at Live Aid, which not only resurrected Queen, but established them as one of the most successful acts of all time, is just one part of his generous legacy. It deserves ...

But for a brief time in the early planning stages of the massive fundraiser concert, that career-defining moment was at risk ...

More than any artist on the star-studded bill, Queen have come synonymous with Live Aid, the band's short but spectacular six-song set providing the concert's most vivid and long-lasting images and ...

Items from Ultravox’s Live Aid performance nearly 40 years ago are to go under the hammer. Bass player Chris Cross’s guitar from the Wembley concert, his Live Aid security pass, ticket stub ...

There are few bands in music history that had a stage presence quite like Queen. Thanks to the unparalleled talents of frontman Freddie Mercury, Brian May's irresistible guitar licks, and the band ...

This Live Aid moment might not be as colorful and cool as Queen’s monumental performance. However, it is one of those stories that knocks down larger-than-life musicians to eye level.

For comparison, here's the first part of the original Live Aid performance, where Queen ruled the day. They opened with the first part of "Bohemian Rhapsody," then quickly segued into then-recent ...

So the idea of a concert was born, and in just 10 weeks the project of Live Aid was put together - and that was in the days before E-mail and mobile phones! The greatest live show ever ...

Pete Townshend claims that The Who invented stadium rock - only to see Queen steal their thunder at Live Aid. In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Townshend is asked about a comment he makes in ...