We Will Rock You Tickets

West End royalty Lee Mead is taking off his technicolour dream coat in favour of a more subdued look in the role of Khashoggi in We Will Rock You. After more than two decades of playing the likable leading man (from Legally Blonde’s kind-hearted and encouraging Emmett, to Wicked’s loveable and naïve Fiyero), Mead is swapping his angelic curls for a bad-boy buzzcut. “It’s nice for me to be playing something a bit different and interesting. I’ve always played the nice guy characters and roles the last 20 years [in theatre and] on TV as well.” Mead said.  In contrary to what others may think, he doesn’t smash guitars or punch walls to get amped up before stepping into this new, darker role, but rather can be seen relaxing with a mug of hot water and honey. We chatted to Mead to discuss his pre and post-show rituals, and his favourite song to perform in a musical that boasts 24 smash-hits...here's what he had to say! 

Unlike Brian May, we’re no good at riffs. We much prefer writing detailed lists and obsessively researching facts about our much-loved musicals, which is precisely what we’ve done here! After a nine-year absence, We Will Rock You has finally reclaimed its throne in London’s West End. The electrifying musical showcases all of the iconic hits that made Queen one of the most beloved bands in history. The feel-good show is guaranteed to have you singing, dancing, and air-guitaring all the way home (apologies in advance to your fellow train passengers...). If that hasn’t convinced you, here are five reasons why you should make a royal appointment to see this rocking musical.

Can you believe that we’re almost halfway through 2023? It seems like only yesterday that Big Ben was chiming across the capital! June flying around so quickly may seem daunting, but fear not - it's one of the most interesting months of the year! Fact time: June has the most daylight hours of any month, 34 babies were named June in the UK last year, June is named after Juno, the Roman goddess of marriage (not the movie, unfortunately), oh, and a whole new host of West End shows are opening in June, including...

Gather round, champions! The 27-strong full cast of We Will Rock You has finally been announced. For the first time, writer and director of the smash hit musical Ben Elton will be starring in the show as The Rebel Leader (the role formerly known as Pop). We Will Rock You opens this June at the London Coliseum, so book your tickets today.

In a world where creativity and individuality are prohibited, a powerful corporation reigns supreme, enforcing conformity and banning all forms of music. But there is a rebellion stirring, led by two young rebels determined to restore free thought and self-expression to the people. Inspired by the legendary music of Queen, We Will Rock You The Musical is a powerful celebration of rock 'n' roll, rebellion, and the enduring human spirit.  With electrifying performances, iconic hits, and a captivating storyline, this jukebox musical brings to life the power of music to unite people and inspire change, reminding us that even in the darkest of times, hope and heroism can shine through. We sat down with We Will Rock You’s Elena Sky, who plays Scaramouche, to delve deeper into what happens behind the scenes! 

Crank up the volume, all we hear is We Will Rock You! The high-voltage musical pays homage to the legendary music of rock legends Queen and is nothing short of electrifying. This journey throws you from the futuristic iPlanet to the grungy streets of the Bohemians, where the rock spirit is alive and kicking!  Ahead of the return of We Will Rock You, we sat down with Ian McIntosh to get the backstage scoop on what it's like being a guitar-shredding superstar. Ian takes on the character Galileo, a gifted singer and musician, who is on a quest to rediscover the lost art of rock and roll!  Here’s what he had to say about this crowd-pleaser of a musical!

Enter a world of pure rock 'n' roll magic and let Queen and Ben Elton's musical extravaganza, We Will Rock You, take you on an unforgettable journey. With over 20 million fans already spellbound across 28 countries, this powerhouse production is set to light up the stage at the iconic London Coliseum - the very same venue where Freddie Mercury once left audiences breathless. As the lights go down, the stage comes to life with a frenzied energy that will have you tapping your feet and clapping your hands. The electrifying Queen hits you know and love burst forth, amplified by the legendary voices of West End stars Brenda Edwards and Lee Mead. What are you waiting for? Book your tickets for We Will Rock You today! 

We Will Rock You is set to return to the London stage in 2023. The smash-hit musical featuring songs from the legendary rock group Queen will return for a 12-week season next summer at the London Coliseum. Written by Queen and Ben Elton, the show, which is set in a dystopian future, has been seen by over 20 million people across 28 countries. We caught up with Ben Elton, who enthused: “We need to be back in London and we’re going to be back in London!”. We Will Rock You originally opened at the Dominion Theatre in 2002 and ran until 2014, becoming one of the longest-running musicals in West End history. “It will be 21 years. We opened on the 14th of May in 2002. I know that very well because it’s my wedding anniversary day and for twelve years my wife had to accept that the most important thing was We Will Rock You. We’ll be opening in early June, so almost on our 21st birthday.” Ben told us.

This Saturday (31st May 2014) marks the end of an era at the Dominion Theatre as We Will Rock You’s twelve year run comes to an end. Brian May and Roger Taylor will both make a special appearance during the finales of the two final shows. Tickets for the final week have been like gold dust, it seems everybody wants to see We Will Rock You one last time.

Having rocked over 6.5 million people in a record-breaking 12 years at the London’s Dominion Theatre, the smash hit Queen & Ben Elton musical We Will Rock You is due finally to close on 31 May 2014.