Freddie Mercury Collection

Live Aid Concert in aid of the Feed the World campaign for the starving millions in Africa, Where music stars performed many songs for charity pictured is the finale of the show with George Michael

Jim Hutton, former hairdresser, dressed in leather jacket walking towards the camera, seen at the home of the late Freddie Mercury

Queen the rock band, Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor, John Deacon seen here in New Orleans, USA, where they are rehearsing for their forthcoming tour of South America. 21st September 1981

George Michael performs Somebody to Love at The Freddie Mercury Tribute concert at Wembley Stadium in 1992. Picture taken Easter Monday 20th April 1992

Queen perform at The Liverpool Empire on 2nd June 1977. Liverpool, England Picture shows lead singer Freddie Mercury and bass player John Deacon

Fans gather outside the Kensington, West London, home of singer Freddie Mercury who died 24th November 1991. Freddie Mercury (5th September 1946 to 24th November 1991) was a singer

George Michael and the 3 remaining members of Queen perform the song "39"
George Michael and the 3 remaining members of Queen perform the song " 39" at The Freddie Mercury Tribute concert at Wembley Stadium in 1992

George Michael and Lisa Stansfield perform These Are The Days of Our Lives at The Freddie Mercury Tribute concert at Wembley Stadium in 1992. Picture taken Easter Monday 20th April 1992

Freddie Mercury and Mary Austin, in London, 31st January 1986. Mary Austin is a long time friend, and ex partner of Freddie Mercury. Picture taken 31st January 1986

Queen rock group performing at Wembley. Singer Freddie Mercury. Circa July 1986

Freddie Mercury, lead singer of rock group Queen pictured with opera singer Montserat Caballe. The two singers teamed up to perform the song Barcelona in 1987

Rock group Queen performing on stage rehearsals for Live Aid at the Shaw Theatre, Euston. 10th July 1985

Queen rock group performing. Singer Freddie Mercury with guitarist Brian May, Roger Tylor on drums and John Deacon on bass, on stage

Daily Mirror Pop Club Annual 1978

Queen (rock group) perform at St James Park, Stadium, Newcastle, England. Picture shows singer Freddie Mercury. This was the first English date, in their Magic tour

British Rock group Queen performing at the NEC Arena in Birmingham on the bands The Works tour. Pictured is lead singer Freddie Mercury

Queen, the rock band Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon seen here in New Orleans, USA. They are rehearsing for their forthcoming tour of South America. 21st September 1981

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Freddie Mercury: A Legendary Icon Who Rocked the World From his electrifying performance at the Live Aid Concert in aid of the Feed the World campaign for the starving millions, to George Michael's heartfelt rendition of "Somebody to Love" at The Freddie Mercury Tribute concert, Freddie Mercury left an indelible mark on music history. In a candid moment captured on camera, Jim Hutton, former hairdresser turned partner, exuded confidence as he walked towards us in a stylish leather jacket. His presence was just one testament to Freddie's ability to captivate hearts both on and off stage. As part of Queen, the rock band that defined an era, Freddie Mercury stood alongside Brian May and Roger Taylor as they created timeless anthems that still resonate today. Their music united fans from all walks of life who gathered outside Freddie's Kensington home after his untimely passing. The emotional tribute concert saw George Michael once again take center stage with Lisa Stansfield by his side. Together they performed "These Are The Days of Our Lives, " paying homage to a man whose impact transcended generations. Behind closed doors, another significant figure in Freddie's life was Mary Austin. In London on January 31st, 1986, their bond shone through as they shared moments filled with love and friendship. Queen's live performances were legendary spectacles where magic unfolded before audiences' eyes. With Freddie leading the charge and Brian May shredding his guitar strings beside him, their shows became iconic symbols of rock 'n' roll energy and passion. Even early in their career when fame was yet to fully embrace them, Queen made waves within the industry. At Daily Mirror Pop Club Annual 1978 event or during their performance at St James Park Stadium in Newcastle or The Liverpool Empire show in 1977; it was evident that this band had something special - an undeniable talent destined for greatness.