A Queen concert with Adam Lambert is already a huge deal, but fans in Sydney got the surprise of a lifetime when Lady Gaga suddenly appeared on stage! She jumped into the performance of “Another One Bites the Dust,” making the crowd go absolutely wild.
The song started with Lambert delivering a powerful, fiery vocal. Then, out of nowhere, Gaga strutted onto the stage to sing the second verse. She didn’t just sing it—she owned it, bringing unstoppable energy and style.
At first, the audience didn’t even realize it was her. Gaga rocked an over-the-top, teased black wig that added about six inches to her height. It was a bold tribute to Cher’s legendary 1980s hairstyle. But when Lambert turned to the crowd and announced, “Ladies and gentlemen, the one and only—Lady Gaga!” the arena erupted in screams and cheers.
As they sang, Lambert and Gaga fed off each other’s energy, trading lines and hyping up the crowd. Their chemistry was electric, and they delivered a performance that should have gone viral. While this moment hasn’t gained as much attention on YouTube as it deserves, fans who discover it will definitely be in for a treat.
The surprise happened on August 27, 2014, during Queen’s show in Sydney, Australia. The most unforgettable part? Just after the two-minute mark, Lambert and Gaga strutted down the walkway at the front of the stage, getting up close and personal with fans while belting out the lyrics. It was a moment of pure rockstar magic.
Over the years, Queen has delivered some jaw-dropping live performances. They don’t just stick to their own hits—they’ve also taken on iconic covers. One unforgettable moment saw guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor teaming up with Bad Company’s Paul Rodgers to sing John Lennon’s “Imagine.” Their voices together were simply breathtaking, proving that Queen’s talent goes far beyond their legendary frontmen.
“Another One Bites the Dust” is one of Queen’s biggest songs. Released on August 22, 1980, as the fourth single from their album The Game, the funk-rock hit took the world by storm. It ruled the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks and became Queen’s best-selling single, selling over seven million copies. It even landed at number 34 on the Billboard All-Time Top Songs list!
The song was written by Queen’s bassist, John Deacon, making it one of his greatest contributions to the band’s history. And even decades later, it’s still dominating. With over two billion streams on Spotify, it ranks as Queen’s third most-streamed song, right behind “Don’t Stop Me Now” and “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
A legendary song, a legendary band, and a surprise from Lady Gaga—Sydney fans witnessed an unforgettable moment in music history!
