Adam Lambert May Not Be Queen's New Lead Singer

What? Two articles in one day? I'm spoiling you people! Any of you 70's and 80's kids will no doubt be aware of Queen, and the death of the man who puts all these modern day "pop stars" to shame, Freddy Mercury. Since his death, the remaining members of Queen have been flitting from guest star to guest star, sparking rumours of new lead singers every time. On Friday, the British newspaper the Daily Star gave the impression that Adam Lambert (below) was going to be taking the place of the lead singer.

However, it appears the message was incorrect. Adam Lambert will be performing with Queen, however it is unconfirmed as to whether it will be long term. Instead, he will be performing in a tribute to him, possibly at Sonisphere in Knebworth, the site of Mercury's last performance before he died of H.I.V. Lambert has identified Mercury as one of his musical hero's, and so would be thrilled to front the band, and the band are leaving the door open to a possible collaboration.

But for now, the question every Queen fan is asking is simply this: "Will anyone ever be able be able to replace the King of Rock?"