When Adam Lambert walks on stage to sing a Queen song, you already know something big is about to happen. He doesn’t just sing the music — he commands it. That’s exactly what happened when Adam joined The Voice Australia as an all-star coach and took part in an unforgettable Queen medley alongside the other judges.
The performance quickly went viral, gaining over one million views online in less than a year. Fans around the world couldn’t stop watching, sharing, and commenting — and for good reason. This wasn’t just a TV performance. It was a rock moment.
The coaches performed a powerful mash-up of two legendary Queen songs: “We Will Rock You” and “We Are the Champions.” These are songs that live in stadiums, not studios, and the audience felt every beat. The stomping rhythm of “We Will Rock You” built excitement, while “We Are the Champions” brought emotion, pride, and pure joy.
Adam Lambert opened the performance, his voice strong and confident as the heavy drums kicked in. One by one, the other coaches joined him — LeAnn Rimes, Kate Miller-Heidke, and Guy Sebastian. Each singer brought their own style to the stage. LeAnn added rich emotion, Guy brought smooth soul, and Kate added a dramatic, almost theatrical feel. Together, they blended country, pop, opera, and rock into one thrilling performance.
A fiery guitar solo connected the two songs, giving the medley a true Queen-style transition. Then LeAnn took the lead on “We Are the Champions,” delivering the opening lines with strength and heart. Guy and Kate followed with flawless vocals of their own, each shining in their moment.
But when Adam Lambert stepped forward again, everything changed.
He didn’t just sing — he performed. With bold movement, powerful vocals, and fearless energy, Adam fully owned the stage. He kicked into the song with confidence, channeling the spirit of Freddie Mercury without copying him. This is what Adam does best. He respects Queen’s legacy while bringing his own personality, style, and passion.
Over the years, Adam has faced criticism from people who believe no one should sing Freddie Mercury’s parts. But moments like this prove why Queen chose him. Adam doesn’t replace Freddie — he honors him. His voice is powerful, flexible, and emotional, able to move effortlessly from rock to opera-style notes.
Fans flooded the comments section after the performance. Many praised all four singers, debating who sounded best. Some said LeAnn Rimes had the strongest voice. Others called Guy Sebastian one of the best male vocalists around. But most agreed that Adam Lambert stood out.
Comments described him as “the complete package” — powerful voice, stage presence, confidence, and pure star energy. Viewers praised his ability to sing any genre and said he was made for a stage like this.
In the end, this Queen medley wasn’t just entertainment. It was proof that Adam Lambert belongs exactly where he is — carrying one of the greatest rock catalogs in history into a new generation, one electrifying performance at a time. 🎤👑