Queen's legendary guitarist Brian May shares a health scare: a minor stroke! But don't fret, he can still shred on his guitar!
Sir Brian May, the iconic guitarist of rock band Queen, has recently revealed that he experienced a minor stroke which temporarily left him unable to use his left arm. At 77 years old, this health hiccup sent him to the hospital, causing concern among fans around the globe. But fear not, our beloved rock star known for his legendary riffs has reassured everyone that he’s doing just fine and has begun to regain full mobility in his arm. He even cheekily mentioned that his rock 'n' roll spirit remains unbroken, and he’s already back to playing the guitar!
In an update shared on his personal website, May described the incident as a "little health hiccup," while sharing his experience of being rushed to the hospital. Despite the scare, he’s managed to keep his sense of humour, letting fans know that while he felt grounded for a bit – thanks to some medical advice – he’s recovering well and on the mend. As a multi-talented musician, astrophysicist, and animal rights activist, May's fans have always admired his passion for life, music, and his many causes.
Beyond his health scare, the rock legend has had quite the career, contributing wildly popular classics like “Bohemian Rhapsody” and “We Will Rock You.” Despite the ups and downs of stardom and now a recent health setback, he remains a frontman of resilience and creativity that many aspire to emulate. The news of his minor stroke might have added a few grey hairs, but his commitment to his craft suggests his golden years are far from over.
Interestingly, Brian May isn’t just a guitar god, he’s also a qualified astrophysicist! After a long break due to his music career, he earned his PhD in Astrophysics in 2007. So, while he might have faced an unexpected health detour, there’s no doubt he’ll bounce back like the pro he is. To add to his resume, he is also a dedicated animal rights campaigner, using his voice and platform to advocate for those who cannot speak for themselves. Now that’s what we call being a true rockstar!
So, let's all send our best wishes to Sir Brian May! If there's anyone who knows how to rock through life’s hardships, it’s him. We look forward to seeing him back on stage soon, strutting around with his iconic guitar and dazzling us with his flair!
The 77-year-old shared he can still play guitar despite being temporarily unable to use his left arm.
The rock legend says he was left unable to use one arm, but he's now OK and has regained movement.
Queen guitarist Sir Brian May has suffered a health scare, telling fans his ability to play guitar was in doubt after he lost normal feeling in his arm.
The veteran musician said he was doing 'OK' but was 'grounded' on medical advice.
Rock legend shared a health update with fans after experiencing what he dubbed a 'little health hiccup'
The legendary musician, astrophysicist and animal rights campaigner, 77, made the announcement in a video shared on his personal website earlier today.
Queen legend Sir Brian May has revealed he has suffered a stroke that left him unable to use his arm - but he can still play guitar.
Guitarist says he is recovering after 'little health hiccup' last week left him unable to use his left arm.
Queen legend Brian May has revealed he suffered a 'minor stroke' which left him with 'no control' of his arm.
The 77-year-old shared he can still play guitar despite being temporarily unable to use his left arm.
Brian May reassures fans that he can still play guitar after suffering a "minor" stroke.
The rock legend says he was left unable to use one arm, but he's now OK and has regained movement.
Queen guitarist Brian May announced her suffered a "minor stroke" in a recent video, but also recovered enough to play music once again.
Queen member says he had 'little health hiccup' but is still able to play guitar.
The veteran musician said he was doing 'OK' but was 'grounded' on medical advice.
Queen guitarist Brian May says he had a minor stroke 'out of the blue' and lost partial use of his arm. The good news, he says, 'is that I can play guitar.'
LONDON, UK — Brian May, the lead guitarist of British rock band Queen, revealed Wednesday that he had a “minor stroke” last week, which caused him to ...
Queen guitarist Brian May revealed in a post on social media that he recently suffered a minor stroke that left his ability to play guitar in doubt.
The guitarist is on the road to recovery after temporarily being unable to move his left arm.
It caused him to lose control over his arm. The 77-year-old May said in a video released on his website on Wednesday that he was doing “OK” but ...
Today, Sept. 4, Brian May addressed his fans to disclose a recent health scare. Taking to his social channels, the legendary queen guitarist spoke directly ...
Queen lead guitarist Brian May reveals he suffered a 'minor stroke,' stating that 'it was a little scary.'
The 77-year-old shared he can still play guitar despite being temporarily unable to use his left arm.
The 77-year-old said he can still play but is now not allowed to drive or get on a plane.