The band has been fine-tuning the show since 2003, boasting a fully costumed show and impressive musicianship, coupled with accurate instruments and a cast resembling the original members of Queen.

Since 2010, The Killer Queen Experience has performed interstate and overseas, including Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, Singapore and Norway.

Killer Queen headlined the Skaanevik Blues Festival with Journey and Foreigner in 2011, and Thin Lizzy and Twisted Sister in front of 10,000 fans in 2012.

It also supported Kelly Rowland at the Big Gay Day in Brisbane 2011 in front of 7000 people.

Last year proved to be another successful one for Killer Queen, with many sold out shows in and around Australia.

Another highlight was opening for Icehouse at the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers, and closing the year with a New Year's Eve show for The High Roller Club at Jupiters Casino.

Killer Queen has received recognition within the entertainment industry for both its musical ability as well as its resemblance to the original line-up.

In 2010, the band's vocalist John Blunt took the stage in a lookalike competition for the French television show Qui Sera Le Meilleur Sosie? in front of 7 million viewers globally.

Killer Queen has featured heavily in national media, with extensive radio coverage and an appearance on Australia's Got Talent.