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“ADAM IS ON A WHOLE DIFFERENT LEVEL — OH DAMN!” 😱🔥 Adam Lambert just delivered the kind of performance that makes the Freddie Mercury comparisons impossible to ignore, as The Voice Australia coaches joined forces for a jaw-dropping Queen medley. 🎤 - Daily Gardening Mag
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“ADAM IS ON A WHOLE DIFFERENT LEVEL — OH DAMN!” 😱🔥 Adam Lambert just delivered the kind of performance that makes the Freddie Mercury comparisons impossible to ignore, as The Voice Australia coaches joined forces for a jaw-dropping Queen medley. 🎤

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When Adam Lambert hits the stage to sing a Queen hit, you know some serious hell is about to be let loose. But with Adam joining The Voice Australia as an all-star coach, Queen’s latest frontman didn’t just take those legendary songs to the table, but competed in a four-way sing-off with his fellow judges! The epic footage has already racked up over a million views in less than a year!

Adam Lambert Makes His Debut as New 'The Voice Australia' Coach

This Queen medley deserves every feral scream that the audience gives it. Two stadium rock anthems bleed into each other: “We Will Rock You” and “We Are the Champions,” balancing pizzazz with a stirring rush of emotion.

But in the midst of this collab, Adam pulls off a feat that will make any doubtful Music Man reader realize why he was the ultimate replacement vocalist for Freddie Mercury in the new iteration of Queen.

The Voice Australia coaches sing Queen medley, proving Adam Lambert is the ULTIMATE Freddie Mercury replacement - The Music Man

Adam opens this performance, bold voice supercharged by the drums’ heavy beat, his fellow Voice coaches entering the song one by one: LeAnn Rimes, Kate Miller-Heidke, and Guy Sebastian. They mix-and-match impeccable ad-libs, each coach stirring hints of their own genre into the melting pot of talent.

A fiery guitar solo glues the two tracks together, before LeAnn takes the spotlight, delivering the first, solid lines of “We Are The Champions,” Guy and Katie following her with a few flawless solo lyrics of their own.

But this is where the universe falls into place, and Adam Lambert becomes a legend. When his turn comes, he doesn’t just sing those flowery, balladesque lines, but struts out full-force, kicking the air before him, vocals electric with authenticity and verve, truly channeling the late Freddie Mercury. Adam’s certainly had his criticism as Queen’s all-new frontman, but this viral clip could convince anyone that the band chose the ultimate man for the job.

Queen fans have been losing their minds in the YouTube comments, spilling their love for this sing-off and battling it out over who the best vocalist was. As one top commenter wrote, “No one has a voice like LeAnn. And Adam is just a force. No comparisons,” others hit back with their favorites, writing, “Guy Sebastian is one of the best male singers I’ve ever heard.”

But it was Adam who stole the show for most viewers, with fans writing, “This guy has a complete package: a powerful voice, looks, magnetism and audacity,” and “Adam Lambert has the most commanding tone and power in his voice. He stands out because he can sing any genre of music from rock to opera. Love him on this show!”

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