Queen’s legendary guitarist Brian May made an unexpected return to the music festival stage at Coachella 2025, just seven months after a minor stroke temporarily paralyzed his left arm.

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Benson Boone brought the big guns to his Coachella debut performance — not just acrobatics and skyscraping vocals, but a coveted guest appearance from Queen’s Brian May to perform a rendition ...

Boone later brought out Queen guitarist Brian May onstage to help him perform one of Queen’s most popular songs, "Bohemian Rhapsody." The crowd erupted, then collectively sang along. Boone ...

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The Grammy nominee was joined by guitarist Brian May and a full choir on Friday night as he performed the band’s 1975 hit ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ on the Main Stage for the first night of Weekend 1.