Brian May

Brian May revealed just how dire his health condition was last May, telling Good Morning Britain he is “grateful to be alive” after surviving a heart attack and serious stomach hemorrhage.

A few months have passed since May’s heart attack and his Queen bandmate Adam Lambert provided an uplifting update on how the guitarist was doing. “I talked to him the other day and I think he is doing better, which is awesome,” Lambert told ET.

Brian noted that his experience made him think that perhaps everyone over age 60 should consider having an angiogram, because he had no symptoms before having the heart attack.

Queen guitarist Brian May gave fans a scare when he announced on his Instagram that he’d been hospitalized. May ripped the muscles in his gluteus maximus “to shreds” after working too vehemently in his garden.

Both Roget Taylor and Brian May of Queen are dropping some knowledge during this time of social distancing, providing drum and guitar tutorials online.

With decades of new problems to tackle, Queen’s own Brian May is revisiting the idea of hosting a second Live Aid concert- this time contributing to efforts to stop climate change.

The induction ceremony is now less than three weeks away

Queen guitarist makes a memory for the actor who portrayed him