Legendary rock band Queen could be set for a spectacular return to the stage, reuniting its original line-up through the power of advanced artificial intelligence and hologram technology.
The Vision for a Modern Queen
Guitarist Sir Brian May has revealed that he and drummer Roger Taylor are actively exploring cutting-edge technology to bring the band's iconic late frontman, Freddie Mercury, and retired bassist John Deacon back for a new live experience. This project aims to be more than a simple replay of old concerts. Sir Brian expressed a clear ambition to “create Queen as if we were creating it today”, suggesting a completely fresh production built around the digital avatars of the band members.
Embracing New Technology
While Roger Taylor admitted to having had “mixed feelings” about the Abba Voyage show, he now believes the available technology offers “significantly more advanced immersive opportunities”. The rumours of a hologram show gained significant traction earlier when the company that manages Freddie Mercury's back catalogue filed a trademark for his name in connection with 3D and virtual reality entertainment.
What Happens Next?
The potential for an Abba Voyage-style residency in London is now a very real prospect for Queen fans. This innovative use of AI and holograms could redefine the live music experience, allowing new generations to witness the magic of Queen's original line-up. The project, hinted at on Monday 24 November 2025, represents one of the most ambitious attempts to blend music legacy with futuristic technology.
