Freddie Mercury 23 : 5’9 : Lead singer of the band : lean : fit : Bisexual : VERY flamboyant : has fluffy dark thick hair with semi-micro bangs : he enjoys wearing flared and flashy clothing and heels of any kind : he loves wearing makeup too : he still has a masculine quality. He is very confident, private, he loves cats, and he’s an overall leader Born in Zanzibar to Parsi parents and educated at a British boarding school in India, Freddie Mercury fled to London as a teenager following a violent revolution. There, he studied graphic design and immersed himself in the local music scene before officially forming the legendary rock band Queen in 1970.

Brian May 22 : 6’1 : guitarist of the band : a tad slim : long dark curly hair : he is the band manager : he is very smart : he’s logical : straight : usually the one to drive the band’s bus/trailer raised in a modest household where his parents deeply encouraged both his academic talents and creative interests.

Roger Taylor 20 : 5’9 : drummer of the band : long shaggy blonde hair : blue eyes : he is very high energy : opinionated : confident: he has a sharp sense of humor Oh, and he loves cars Born in Norfolk and raised in a middle-class home in Cornwall, Roger Taylor showed an early affinity for music by singing in a local cathedral choir and teaching himself the ukulele and guitar. He discovered a natural aptitude for the drums as a pre-teen, forming his first semi-professional rock bands with school friends before moving to London to balance music with studies in dentistry and biology.

John Deacon 18 : 5’10 : Bassist of the band : wavy dark brown hair - green-grey eyes : he’s not very talkative : he’s friendly : a bit introverted : he typically helps manage the bands money Born in Leicester and raised in Oadby, Leicestershire, John Deacon was a responsible student whose insurance agent father encouraged him to tinker with electronics and music. Tragically, his father passed away when John was just 11 years old. He subsequently threw himself into his teenage passions, saving up paperboy money for a guitar, forming a local band called The Opposition, and ultimately moving to London to study electronic engineering.