Harris Center for the Arts presents ONE NIGHT OF QUEEN

ONE NIGHT OF QUEEN: A Tribute Performed By Gary Mullen & The Works returns to Harris Center for the Arts on Friday, July 17, with a brand new show, paying homage to Queen's legendary "Magic Tour," their final tour with Freddie Mercury which was never played in the USA. Complete with accurate costumes, staging, lighting and set list, this show is certainly "A Kind Of Magic!" Tickets are on sale now via the Box Office at 10 College Parkway, Folsom; calling the Box Office at 916-608-6888, or visiting harriscenter.net/one-night-of-queen-x116669 For more than 20 years, Gary Mullen & The Works have been performing their world-renowned ONE NIGHT OF QUEEN live concert featuring Mullen on vocals, David Brockett on guitar, Malcolm Gentles on keyboards, Jon Halliwell on drums and Alan McGeoch on bass guitar. The band will have fans dancing in the aisles as they present the stage theatrics, showmanship and music of one of the greatest rock bands of all time. This isn't an ordinary tribute, this is a true rock and roll experience. In 2000, Mullen won the UK's most-watched talent contest, ITV's "Stars in Their Eyes," with his performance as Queen's iconic lead singer, Freddie Mercury. Mullen's embodiment of Mercury resulted in him gaining 864,838 landline votes in the show's Live Grand Final. The number of fans who voted for Mullen was more than double that of the runner-up, thus setting the all-time record number of votes in the history of the show. The year 2000 was the first season to use internet voting and due to the surge of votes for Mullen, ITV's servers crashed. His success garnered recognition from Queen guitarist Brian May, who claimed, "You certainly share with Freddie more than a likeness." Gary Mullen & The Works have performed for millions of people all over the world in more than 20 countries to sold out audiences in many of the same venues Queen actually played. As of 2023, they are the most successful tribute band in France, playing in arenas to more than 250,000 people within that year alone.