One Vision of Queen feat. Marc Martel

In the organizer's words:

He is regarded as THE vocal reincarnation of the legendary Queen singer Freddie Mercury and is undoubtedly one of the best and most sought-after interpreters of the great rock legend worldwide: Marc Martel has already thrilled more than 70,000 spectators in German-speaking countries alone with the grandiose live show "One Vision of Queen", which took place here for the first time in 2020. International superstars such as Celine Dion and even the original Queen band members and discoverers of the singing talent themselves - Brian May and Roger Taylor - are among his biggest fans. His amazing performances have turned NFL halftime shows into unforgettable highlights.

For more than ten years, Canadian-born, Nashville-based singer and entertainer Marc Martel has been touring the world with his Queen shows, captivating audiences with his very own charm. As soon as his voice is heard, the audience is magically catapulted back in time - to the very place where the rock band Queen and frontman Freddie Mercury celebrated their greatest successes. Not only Queen fans, but also the media are enthusiastic, he is a guest on the hottest international TV shows (Ellen DeGeneres) as well as in Germany - most recently in April of this year on the Giovanni Zarella Show or the ARD Morgenmagazin. His YouTube videos have achieved a total of more than 250 million clicks to date, with over 1.4 million people following his channel.

With more than 25 dates in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, among others, the "One Vision of Queen - feat. Marc Martel" show will be even bigger, more spectacular and more impressive next year. In addition to the singer and his incredibly good band, the audience will of course also be treated to plenty of Queen classics such as "We Will Rock You", "Bohemian Rhapsody", "I Want To Break Free" and "Somebody To Love", with which he has not only moved Celine Dion to tears.

While Marc Martel wants to be as artistically close to Freddie Mercury as possible in his Queen interpretations, he wants to leave his own human fingerprint: "Of course people would like me to dress and move like Freddie Mercury did. But I think my voice is enough to remind them of him and I love being myself on stage."

Despite all his immense power and vocal similarity, the exceptional talent has something very unique in his voice - alongside the warmth, there is also a hint of vulnerability that immediately touches and often leaves the audience stunned and deeply impressed. Marc Martel makes "One Vision of Queen" a truly unique and unforgettable event.