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Queen's Brian May Expresses Concerns Over Performing in the U.S.

KTSM••Michael Bartiromo
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Brian May, the iconic guitarist of the band Queen, has raised concerns about the safety of performing in the United States, stating he is 'thinking twice' about future concerts. His comments reflect a growing apprehension among artists regarding the safety of venues and audiences in America. This statement could impact fans in El Paso and across the country who were looking forward to live performances. The uncertainty around future U.S. concerts highlights broader issues of safety in public spaces.

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