The Queen’s Legend Guitarist Brian May After seven months of temporarily paralyzing the left arm, I unexpectedly returned on the stage of the 2025 Coachella 2025 Festival.
The 77-year-old rock idol joins late-coming music star Benson Boone during high-energy suit “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
He has been elevated to the main stage of the pop music event since last year by performing guitar with good spirits.
Brian May poses on the Coachella stage during the 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. (Kevin Mazur/Coachella’s Getty Images)
Boone kneeling on one leg in front of the Queen’s guitarist, Musical moments.
The guitarist has made great progress in recovery as he has been able to control his arms and performs very effortlessly.
Benson Boone and Queen guitarist Brian May were on the Coachella stage. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
Boone announced to the Coachella crowd: “Please give up for Queen guitarist Brian May.”
He teased his collaboration on social media ahead of May’s surprise show.
“Look at who I ran into – on the way to the legendary Palm Springs…what might happen?!” May posted his head on social media as he shared a private jet with Boone.
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He also shared a selfie with Boone and wrote in the title: “Do we look happy?!!! With @BensonBoone, this moment to cherish this moment, a real 22-year-old golden prodigy. I’m proud and happy to say we are now formal friends.”
May’s recent posts mocked him for feeling overwhelmed before Coachella showed a surprising performance.
Queen guitarist Brian May said he was “very grateful” after the heart attack
“Almost displayed time!!! That old feeling – Emotional cocktail – Fear – Excitement – Incredible – Faith – Horror – Gratitude – Friendship – Right [create] Something special. Now, plan diving, just dive! ! ! … here we go! ! ! ! ”
Rock icon Rock Brian may have surprised fans with Coachella’s performance as he played the guitar solo from the Queen’s timeless classic Bohemian Rhapsody. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
The epic and emotional expression of Mei is after him Suffering from small strokes last year.
At the time, the Queen Guitarist went to Instagram to provide a health update and detailed his hospitalization.
May shared with his fans on social media: “I’m here to bring you some good news – the good news is that I can play guitar.”
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May’s epic but emotional expression comes after his slight stroke. (Getty Image)
He added: “I say that because this is the few healthy slap I mentioned that happened about a week ago, and what they are talking about is a small stroke, and suddenly – suddenly it appears – blue – I don’t have any control over this arm, so it’s a little scary.”
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The most recent health fear in May comes after the Queen Guitarist suffered a heart attack in May 2020.
He had previously undergone angiography at the hospital, which indicated that he had three crowded arteries that “had a danger to stop my blood supply.” He eventually chose to insert three brackets.
British rock band Queen, London, 1973. From left to right: drummer Roger Taylor, singer Freddie Mercury (1946-1991), guitarist Brian May and bassist John Deacon. (Michael Plan/Getty Image)
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May admits he “probably died of arterial status” and he would not know if he hadn’t had an angiography.
