Queen And Adam Lambert In High Demand? UK Leg Of Tour Adds 3 More Dates After Winning Band Of The Year Award!

The Queen and Adam Lambert tour has been praised left and right by both fans and critics alike. They're so good that more fans want to watch the group live. High demand from fans have prompted the group to add three more dates for the UK leg of the tour according to Digital Spy.

They had already added several additional concerts to accommodate the high ticket demand, but even that didn't seem enough.

Producers for the tour added more dates for February. Queen and guest frontman Adam Lambert will be performing additional shows in Wembley on the 24th, Liverpool on the 26th and Sheffield on the 27th.

Earlier this month, Queen and Adam Lambert celebrated their victory at winning the Band of the Year Award at the 2014 Classic Rock And Roll Honour Award Ceremony. Lambert attended the event at the Avalon on November 4.

The excited 'Trespassing' singer posted on Twitter, "We won!! So excited to win band of the year w @QueenWillRock at the #ClassicRockAwards!!"

The UK leg of the tour will start at Newcastle Arena on January 13 before moving on to the rest of UK, then Europe.

"On the technical side, it's definitely more of a production than two years ago," Lambert previous shared. 

Guitarist Dr. Brian May added, "We have a very interesting set design. It's big and daring. We're going to do it to the max."

Meanwhile, drummer Roger Taylor thinks Lambert is the "most incredible front man."

He further gushed about the Grammy-nominated singer, "He's sensational. He has this amazing range, Freddie had a great range. Adam can really cover it. He's an extraordinary singer and a real talent. I feel he fits into our sort of theatricality. It is very comfortable."

A trailer for the UK tour was uploaded on Queen's official Youtube page, featuring footage from the group's previous shows. The teaser showed off Lambert's amazing range, as well as praises for the Queen and Adam Lambert tour from different music and media critics.

Watch the video here.