Queen Keyboardist Hints At 2013 World Tour

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Wednesday, August 8th, 2012 2:00pm

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Spike Edney has suggested that they might be going out with Adam Lambert

Edney has played with Queen since 1984 and towards the end of a new promotional video for Korg he seems to let slip that he'll be taking his Queen rig on the road in 2013.

"I’ve used it for six shows now,” he says at about 7:53 into the video, "looking forward to taking it around the world next year on a big tour. Fingers crossed!”

While he doesn't mention Lambert in the video, the band's recent shows with the former American Idol contestant received rave reviews, which may have prompted May and Taylor to take the show on the road.

Watch the video below:

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