From operatic epics to hard rock anthems, we rank Queen’s 25 greatest songs – celebrating their theatrical flair and timeless musical brilliance ...

An underrated Queen ballad offers a rare glimpse at Freddie Mercury and Brian May's songwriting partnership and the band's ...

Released in October 1981, Greatest Hits collected many of Queen's most successful songs, including "Bohemian Rhapsody," "We Will Rock You," "We Are the Champions," "Killer Queen," "Somebody to Love" ...

Queen had an uncertain beginning in the '70s, and then an uncertain ending. In between, they completed the band's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame resume. What their earliest albums lacked was a big single, ...

Few bands have left a legacy as enduring as Queen. Across multiple decades, Queen transformed popular music through innovation, theatrical performances, and an unmatched ability to blend rock, opera, ...

The 1970s were a great decade for rock music, but certain songs (and bands) stand out among the many great tracks this incredible decade left us. Coming out of the 1960s psychedelic era, Led Zeppelin, ...

The story behind Queen's forgotten debut single reveals how a song can become legendary without chart success.

The absolute best songs released in the 1970s include masterful tracks like "Bridge over Troubled Water," "Heart of Glass," ...

More than five decades after its release, one of rock's most celebrated songs is proving it still has remarkable staying power.