Cardiff Arena was not ready for what hit them. The first piano notes of “Save Me” echoed through the venue like a whisper, pulling the entire crowd into silence. Then Patrick Myers leaned into the mic and his voice carried the weight of the song, like it was written just for this night. Behind him was the band, locked in and the drums were steady.
There was something unshakable about the way Patrick sang it. It was a plea, but also a promise, the kind that makes people look at each other and nod as if to say, “Yes, this is it.” The song’s rise and fall hit with perfect timing, soft one moment, soaring the next. By the final note, you could almost feel the room exhale together.
Cardiff Arena Patrick Myers and Killer Queen perform Brian May’s soaring ballad Save Me
Fans have not stopped talking about nights like this. One wrote that they were “up on the bleachers rocking my heart out” and needed to see the band again. Another said, “ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!” while others are counting down to the next show. These are the kinds of performances that live rent-free in your head for weeks after.
That Cardiff magic was only one part of the story. Killer Queen have been taking this energy around the world, from Australia’s Got Talent to festivals in Singapore, Norway, and New Zealand, proving that this is more than a tribute act. This is a band living and breathing the music, night after night.
Killer Queen – The Closest You Will Ever Get to Queen
Every detail is built for immersion. The band spends over $100,000 on authentic costumes and instruments, performs with no backing tracks, and delivers a stage show that makes you forget you are not watching Queen themselves. Critics from Danni Minogue to Glen A Baker have called them the hottest ticket in town, and audiences agree, they keep coming back.
Killer Queen is not just covering songs; they are guarding a legacy. They give fans a chance to feel what it might have been like to see Freddie and Brian on stage in their prime. Patrick Myers carries that spirit every time he sits at the piano. Follow Killer Queen on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. There is always another show, another city, another chance to relive Queen.