NOW one of the most recognisable tribute bands in the world, Supreme Queen, continues to take things to a whole different level, with its homage to the halcyon days of one of the planet’s greatest ever rock bands.
And the Argus has teamed up with the promoters of Supreme Queen's tour to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a pair of tickets to the show in Cardiff next month.
Since its formation in the 90s, Supreme Queen has played to hundreds of thousands of Queen fans across the world, headlining at events including St Tropez’s International Queen Convention, where they played to 10,000 people.
Scott Maley’s incredible vocal and visual resemblance to Freddie Mercury, fronting this remarkable band of musicians has seen Supreme Queen become one of the most respected bands of their genre anywhere on earth.
Closely following the ethos of the original band, they have always strived to create the original Queen live experience.
As musically brilliant as ever, the new presentation from the band benefits from stunning production values, plus sound and lighting effects designed to transport the audience to the halcyon days of their heroes.
Simply, a stage show designed to provide the most memorable of evenings for Queen’s millions of fans worldwide.
Supreme Queen is on stage at the New Theatre in Cardiff on January 28.
To be in with a chance of winning the pair of tickets simply answer the following question:
At which theatre can you see Supreme Queen on January 28, 2024?
Send your answer on a postcard and send it with your name, address, telephone number and e-mail address to: Gwyn Roberts, Supreme Queen Competition, South Wales Argus, Chartists Tower, Upper Dock Street, Newport, NP20 1DW. Or by e-mail with your full details to competitions@gwent-wales.co.uk. Closing date for entries is January 5, 2024.
The winner will be the first correct entry drawn at random after the closing date
Normal Newsquest Competition rules apply and are available at www.newsquest.co.uk/prize-competition-rules and www.newsquest.co.uk/privacy-policy
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