Killer Queen

Killer Queen brings its long-running Queen tribute show to Usher Hall on Saturday 9 January 2027. The 7.30pm concert recreates the scale, vocals, and stage energy associated with Queen’s live performances.

Patrick Myers has performed as Freddie Mercury with Killer Queen since the 1990s, giving the production a level of experience that newer tribute acts cannot easily match.

Key Event Details

What To Expect

The show focuses on the big concert moments rather than presenting the songs as a stripped-back theatre set. Expect a full band, lighting, costume changes, and a frontman built around Mercury’s movement, delivery, and crowd interaction.

The set is designed around Queen’s best-known stadium songs and singalong moments, from guitar-led rock tracks to the band’s theatrical pop hits. Usher Hall gives the production enough room to feel substantial while keeping the comfort of a seated venue.

Tickets & Entry

Tickets from £30.60, including venue fees. Ticket availability and seat choices can change, so use the official event page for the latest options, age guidance, and booking terms.

Location

Usher Hall sits on Lothian Road in Edinburgh’s West End, beside the Traverse and Royal Lyceum theatres. The large Edwardian concert hall is a natural fit for tribute productions with full bands, larger lighting rigs, and reserved seating.

Getting There

West End and Princes Street tram stops are within walking distance, while buses run along Lothian Road and nearby Princes Street. Haymarket and Waverley stations are both reachable on foot or by a short bus or tram journey.

Our Tips

• The show is suitable for over-eights, with under-16s accompanied by an adult, so check the venue’s age rules when booking family tickets.
• Check the start time and ticket details again before travelling, especially for dates several months ahead.
• Use public transport where possible, as city-centre parking is limited around all three venues.

Latest details and booking: official event page.