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QUEEN Guitarist Talks To ALICE COOPER: Audio Available

June 26, 2005

QUEEN guitarist Brian May's official web site has been updated with the audio of May's interview with Alice Cooper, which aired on Thursday (June 23) on Cooper's radio show, "Nights with Alice Cooper". Download the audio file (MP3, 4.83 MB) at this location. A full transcript of the interview can be found here.

As previously reported, the QUEEN + PAUL RODGERS tour that was expected to hit North America later this summer or in early fall has now been officially bumped into next year. May confirmed that the Western Hemisphere will get a few key shows in 2005, but the bulk of the road work on this continent will be in the early part of 2006.

QUEEN + PAUL RODGERS have a couple of shows left in Europe in early July. They've already announced shows in Aruba on October 8 and Tokyo, Japan, on October 26.

A live album called "Queen + Paul Rodgers Rock Live" will come out September 13. The first single will be "Fat Bottomed Girls" and "Reaching Out"/"Tie Your Mother Down".

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