Watch as the BBC Symphony Orchestra leads celebration at Royal Albert Hall, with Proms debut from comedian Bill Bailey.

Bill Bailey reappeared at the end of the concert, playing Auld Lang Syne on the Royal Albert Hall's famous "voice of Jupiter" ...

Classical trumpeter Alison Balsom is to retire from performing after one final concert at the Last Night Of The Proms. The musician, who is married to Skyfall director Sir Sam Mendes, confirmed this ...

Organised by Wigan Rotary Club, the concert will feature the award winning Pemberton Old Wigan DW Band and Shevington based mezzo soprano Vicky Little who will lead the audience through all the usual ...

Every Last Night has its high point, and last night’s was the ecstatic moment when two surviving members of 1970s band Queen came on stage, to add some authentic colour to an orchestral celebration of ...

Organisers say it will be 'a great night out with a popular musical extravaganza and a traditionally rousing, patriotic Proms ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. After 86 concerts spanning over the past eight weeks, the 130th season of the ...

Last weekend, Sir Brian May and Roger Taylor stunned fans at the Royal Albert Hall. Opening the second half of the Last Night of the Proms, Queen performed a special orchestral version of Freddie ...

Queen guitarist Sir Brian May has huge news for Bohemian Rhapsody's 50th anniversary in a surprise announcement.

A mixed programme of wonderful music ending with the audience participation of singing and flag waving to the patriotic music of the Proms finale.

Speaking to the PA news agency, Bailey described the experience as "very nerve-racking" and a "hugely prestigious gig and institution." He also shared a poignant message from his father: "Just before ...

Sir Brian May (left) and Roger Taylor debuted a new orchestral arrangement of Bohemian Rhapsody [BBC] Rock band Queen were the star guests at the Last Night of the Proms, giving their first ever ...