Brian May doubles his solo hits on one Billboard chart and nearly nets a second No. 1 as "Eternia" from Masters of the ...

The legendary guitarist said it was a 'surprise' to see himself back on the charts.

Brian May doubles his solo hits on one U.K. chart as "Eternia," his collaboration with Daniel Pemberton from the Masters of ...

Brian May wasn't sure "Tie Your Mother Down" was a usable title for Queen's fifth album, but Freddie Mercury insisted it was.

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The track is arguably one of Freddie Mercury's best performances ever.

Queen guitarist Brian May has regained use of his left arm after having a stroke over the summer, according to his wife, British actor Anita Dobson. “He’s much better now, he’s stabilized now, which ...

Although it’s hard to imagine Queen without Brian May, we almost lived in that exact reality after a 1967 performance by a different iconic guitarist almost made May want to give up on playing ...

Sept. 4 (UPI) --Sir Brian May of the legendary rock group Queen said his recently announced "health hiccup" was a minor stroke, but he's recovering well and able to play guitar. "It was in some doubt ...

Brian May is in good spirits after suffering a minor stroke last week. The Queen guitarist took to Instagram to provide a health update and detailed his hospitalization. "I’m here to bring you first ...

Brian May, celebrated as a cornerstone of the iconic rock band Queen, is a man of extraordinary versatility. The guitarist has enjoyed a remarkably distinguished career, both on and off the stage. At ...

Brian May has suffered a minor stroke that briefly left him unable to move his left arm. The Queen guitarist says he hasn’t discussed the emergency because he didn’t want any public attention. He ...