Queen Bath Forum

Queen Extravaganza is coming to The Forum in Bath on Jan 29, 2025. Find tickets and get exclusive concert information, all at Bandsintown. The Forum is Bath's largest theatre-style performance venue, hosting regular live music gigs, comedy and entertainment performances and more.

With musicians hand-picked by Roger Taylor and a show produced by the original Queen stars, Queen Extravaganza: Celebrating 50 years of Bohemian Rhapsody will visit 25 venues across the UK and Ireland in early 2025 including a date at Bath Forum on Wednesday January 29. The Bath Forum does not operate a daily box office service at present. The box office is open for personal callers on performance days approx.

1 hour prior to the performance. Patrons wishing to purchase tickets in person at the box office (cash only) are advised to check availability in advance by contacting Ticketline on 0844 888 9991. Tickets, reviews, news and information for Queen Extravaganza at Bath Forum, Bath.

29th January 2025. The Queen Extravaganza is the official Queen tribute band, that consists of guitarist Nick Radcliffe, drummer and musical director Tyler Warren, bassist Francois-Olivier Doyon, and keyboardist Darren Reeves. Queen Extravaganza will be performing 1 event in Bath on Wednesday 29th January 2025 at the Forum.

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Bath Forum hosts concerts for a wide range of genres from artists such as The Queen Extravaganza, Lost in Music, and Re-Take That, having previously welcomed the likes of Sara Pascoe, Ivo Graham, and Jamali Maddix.