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History
Killer Queen, a tribute band honoring the legendary Queen, was established in 1993. Their early performances took place at London University, echoing the iconic band's own beginnings at the same venue two decades prior.
By 1995, Killer Queen had achieved significant recognition across the UK, leading to a residency at London's Strand Theatre. This engagement garnered national attention from the BBC, marking a milestone as the first tribute act to perform in the West End.
The band's acclaim expanded both domestically and internationally. Following a tour encompassing Europe and Russia in 1999, they were honored at an awards ceremony in Leicester Square. Suggs of Madness presented Killer Queen with the award for “Worldwide Best Tribute Band.”
