Queen Machine Symphonic Newcastle O2 City Hall

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West End and Broadway star Kerry Ellis and rock tribute royalty Queen Machine announce rescheduled show




Queen Machine Symphonic

Newcastle O2 City Hall

Saturday 9 October 2021




All-new tour Queen Machine Symphonic featuring Kerry Ellis has rescheduled its Newcastle date to Saturday, October 9, 2021.



Box office staff at the O2 City Hall are contacting ticket holders so they can transfer their tickets to the new date.



Kerry Ellis
A spokesman for Queen Machine Symphonic featuring Kerry Ellis said: “As everyone is aware, due to Government advice theatres and venues across the UK are now closed. This inevitably affects our shows and therefore Queen Machine Symphonic featuring Kerry Ellis has had to be rescheduled.



“We apologise for any inconvenience this causes and we hope you can join us on the rescheduled date.”



The music of rock legends Queen will be celebrated like never before as West End leading lady Kerry Ellis joins Scandinavian tribute stars Queen Machine when this fully orchestrated UK tour takes to the road in 2021.



Queen Machine Symphonic featuring Kerry Ellis will see Queen’s greatest hits performed by leading European tribute band Queen Machine accompanied by the London Symphonic Rock Orchestra and conducted by Matthew Freeman, creating an unforgettable night of rock anthems.



Tickets are on sale now from https://ticketmaster-uk.tm7559.net/A6MnJ



Making their UK touring debut, Queen Machine are one of the Official International Queen Fan Club’s favourite tribute bands and are one of the most popular bands in their native Denmark and neighbouring Scandinavian countries where they repeatedly sell out shows.



Joining them will be the UK’s leading lady of musical theatre Kerry Ellis, who originated the role of Meat, in Queen musical We Will Rock You. Since then, she’s forged a long-standing musical relationship and friendship with Queen guitarist Brian May, who describes the stage star as having “Britain’s most beautiful voice”.

Conducting the tour will be Matthew Freeman, a platinum and gold disc award-winning conductor and arranger. He originally reworked the music of Queen for the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in 2011 and conducted their Symphonic Queen concerts at the Royal Albert Hall in 2011 and 2014. The Symphonic Queen album was released in 2016.



Since forming in 2018, the London Symphonic Rock Orchestra have recorded for Sir Cliff Richard’s Rise Up album and performed live with the Trevor Horn Band on Trevor Horn Reimagines The 80s at the Southbank Centre.



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