Concert detail

Basic information

Artist	Queen + Paul Rodgers
Date	13.05.2005
Venue	Odyssey Arena
City	Belfast
Country	UK
Setlist	01. Intro: It's A Beautiful Day Ross Robertson / DJ Koma 2005 techno mix [tape] 02. Intro: Lose Yourself [tape - Eminem] 03. Intro: Reachin' Out (Paul on vocals + Spike keyboards only) 04. Tie Your Mother Down (Paul on vocals) 05. I Want To Break Free (Paul on vocals) 06. Fat Bottomed Girls (Paul on vocals) 07. Wishing Well (Paul on vocals) 08. Another One Bites The Dust (Paul on vocals) 09. Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Paul on vocals + guitar) 10. Under Pressure (Roger on vocals and drums!) 11. Say It's Not True (Roger on vocals) 12. '39 (Brian on vocals & guitar) 13. Love Of My Life (Brian on vocals & guitar) 14. Hammer To Fall slow/fast (Brian and Paul on vocals) 15. Feel Like Makin' Love (Paul on vocals) 16. Fire And Water (Paul on vocals) 17. Let There Be Drums 18. I'm In Love With My Car (Roger on vocals and drums!) 19. Guitar solo 20. Last Horizon 21. These Are The Days Of Our Lives (Roger on vocals) 22. Radio Ga Ga (Roger and Paul on vocals) 23. Can't Get Enough (Paul on vocals) 24. A Kind Of Magic (Paul on vocals) 25. I Want It All (Paul on vocals) 26. Bohemian Rhapsody (Freddie and Paul on vocals) 27. The Show Must Go On (Paul on vocals) 28. All Right Now (Paul on vocals) 29. We Will Rock You (Paul on vocals) 30. We Are The Champions (Paul on vocals)
Support band	none or unknown
Attendance	8000
Audio recording	120:19 min. | excellent - quality
Video recording	Only ~7 videos from photo camera are available.
Downloads	Audio: torrent link
Line-up	Paul Rodgers (lead vocals, acoustic guitar) Brian May (electric guitar, acoustic guitar, lead/backing vocals) Roger Taylor (drums, congas, lead/backing vocals) Jamie Moses (electric guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals) Danny Miranda (bass guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals) Spike Edney (keyboards, backing vocals)

Memorabilia

ticket stub
(from my own collection)

concert program
(from my own collection)

backstage pass
(from my own collection)

backstage pass
(from my own collection)

flyer/ad
(from my own collection)

Fan stories

Written by Arthur Ross

I had seen Queen on that last tour, when they played Slane almost 20 years earlier. My good buddy, who plays in a Queen tribute band had organised my ticket; actually he had organised 3. "Well, you will want to bring your kids with you, won't you?". Silly me - of course.

A fantastic show and, unlike that previous gig, we were able to appreciate the phenomenal light show. The way it was stage managed was awesome. This could so easily have become maudlin. To Brian and Roger's credit, the balance was just about perfect. We will never forget Freddie, he is and always will be a part of Queen but we have to move on and it is the music that matters. Those songs will still be played long after we are all gone. Paul Rodgers was superb. He didn't try to mimic; he just performed................... and what a performance. And how great to see and hear Roger upfront with the mike.

Haven't you walked out of a concert, adrenaline rushing through your veins wishing you could re-live it all again? So did we. The next night they were playing in Dublin. "We should try and get tickets for that as well". Of course, usually the next morning emotions have subsided and you just don't bother. Hey, it had been nearly 20 years. Who wants to wait longer than absolutely necessary? So the next day we are all squeezing into a car and heading to The Point Theatre, Dublin.

Was it as good the second time round.? You better believe it!!!

Written by Steve Smith

It was Friday the 13th - unlucky for some - but not for me going to see my very first Queen concert with Paul Rodgers! They played all the classics and Paul Rodgers did brilliantly trying to fill Freddie's shoes! Really got the crowd going!

Throught the show we saw Paul Rodgers is very skilled with a mic stand - spinning it above his head and throwing the stand 20 ft in the air and catching it again! Very impessive!

I now have a new favourite song - although not a Queen one it was amazing as an encore and haven't been able to stop singing it - It has to be 'Alright Now'!

Very effective as part of the encore set list and really got the crowd going!