In a spectacular fusion of rock legends, Brian May of Queen joined The Offspring on stage at the Starmus Festival 2024 in Bratislava, Slovakia, on May 15th. The collaboration was a highlight of the festival, captivating the audience with a dynamic rendition of Queen’s classic hit, “Stone Cold Crazy.”
The Offspring, known for their high-energy performances and punk-rock anthems, brought their unique edge to the iconic Queen track, but it was the presence of Brian May that truly elevated the performance. May, renowned for his virtuoso guitar skills and distinctive sound, infused the cover with his signature flair, creating a memorable moment for fans of both bands.
The professionally shot video of this remarkable performance has since been released, showcasing the electric chemistry between May and The Offspring. The footage captures the raw power and excitement of the live rendition, allowing fans who couldn’t attend the festival to experience the magic of this special collaboration.
The Starmus Festival, celebrated for its blend of music and science, once again proved to be a stage where extraordinary moments are made. This performance not only highlighted the enduring appeal of Queen’s music but also underscored the innovative spirit of The Offspring.
As fans eagerly share the video and discuss the performance, it’s clear that this collaboration will be remembered as one of the standout moments of the festival, blending the legacies of two iconic acts into one unforgettable experience.
On May 15th, The Offspring took the stage at the Starmus Festival 2024 in Bratislava, Slovakia. During their set, they were joined by Queen’s legendary guitarist Brian May for a cover of “Stone Cold Crazy.” A professionally recorded video of the performance has been released and can be watched below.
According to a recent report by Hits, Queen has reached an agreement to sell their recording, publishing, and other rights to Sony Music for a record-breaking £1 billion ($1.27 billion USD). The deal also encompasses rights to their name and likeness, which could lead to opportunities in musicals, commercial and film placements, merchandising, and other revenue-generating ventures.
