Last Night, Queen graced the stage in Dallas, Texas, for the first night of two of their highly-anticipated Rhapsody Tour, and what an unforgettable night it was. As the lights went out over the massive crowd at the American Airlines Center, the atmosphere was charged with electricity and anticipation. Freddie Mercury's larger-than-life persona may be irreplaceable, but his spirit and legacy lived on as the remaining members of Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor, took the stage, joined by the incredible Adam Lambert.

A little bit of disclosure, this review will get a little personal and might just fall apart completely.

It’s been a little bit of a rollercoaster ride as everything tries to return to normal after the past couple of years. The world of live music, in particular, is trying its best to get bands and fans into the same room once again. We’ve seen tours delayed, moved, or even canceled, and Baroness hasn’t been an exception to any of that. Originally scheduled to roll through Dallas in March, Baroness decided to postpone the 2nd leg of their intimate shows for a couple of weeks due to the rise of Omicron. On top of that, thanks to the lovely Dallas fire marshals that have been poking around and causing headaches in Deep Ellum, the show had to be moved across the street from Three Links over to Trees. But even with all the moving around and rescheduling, last night Baroness proved that good things come to those who wait. Really, really good things!