Queen locked in its classic lineup on July 2, 1971, when bassist John Deacon made his debut at Surrey College outside London.

Despite leaving Queen and retiring from music in 1997, bassist John Deacon is still very involved in the band, according to guitarist Brian May. “I don’t think that I can go into much more detail,” ...

"It's his choice. He doesn't contact us. John was quite delicate all along," said May. "I haven't heard a squeak from John," Taylor added. "Not a single guttural grunt." But to some extent that was ...

Despite the fact that they're no longer in contact, May explains why Deacon remains an important part of Queen Queen has gone on for decades since the disintegration of the band's original lineup, but ...

Queen bassist John Deacon recalled that he’d written a “light-hearted” set of lyrics to go with his song “Another One Bites the Dust,” but had to change his approach after the band recorded the ...

John Deacon famously completed Queen's line-up over 50 years ago, joining Freddie Mercury, Brian May and Roger Taylor in what would become one of the biggest rock bands of all time. However, following ...

Queen's original lineup consisted of singer Freddie Mercury, guitarist Brian May, bass guitarist John Deacon and drummer Roger Taylor Following Mercury's death in 1991, Deacon began to separate ...

John Deacon famously completed Queen’s line-up over 50 years ago, joining Freddie Mercury, Brian May and Roger Taylor in what would become one of the biggest rock bands of all time. However, following ...