One Vision of Queen 2025 feat. Marc Martel

He is considered THE vocal reincarnation of the legendary Queen singer Freddie Mercury and is undoubtedly one of the world's best and most sought-after interpreters of the great rock legend: Marc Martel has already captivated more than 250,000 fans in German-speaking countries alone with the spectacular live show “One Vision of Queen,“ which premiered here in 2020 and has since returned repeatedly. Buoyed by the overwhelming success of the show, One Vision of Queen feat. Marc Martel is conquering larger venues in more countries within the European Union and even beyond its borders. In 2025, cities like London (UK), Paris (France), and Prague (Czech Republic) will be included in the tour for the first time. A total of 32 concerts in 8 countries will go on sale, including dates once again in Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria, and Switzerland, with the largest tour block in Germany. International superstars like Celine Dion, and even Queen’s original band members and discoverers of his vocal talent – Brian May and Roger Taylor – count themselves among his biggest fans. With his astonishing performances, Marc Martel has turned NFL halftime shows into unforgettable highlights.
For more than ten years now, the Canadian-born singer and entertainer, who currently resides in Nashville, has been touring the world with his Queen shows, captivating audiences with his unique charm. As soon as his voice fills the room, audiences are transported, as if on a timeline, back to the era when Queen, with frontman Freddie Mercury, celebrated their greatest successes. Not only Queen fans, but also the media are thrilled by him; he has appeared on top international TV shows like The Ellen DeGeneres Show and in Germany on The Giovanni Zarella Show. His YouTube videos have garnered over 250 million views to date, and more than 1.4 million people follow his channel. Appropriately, Marc Martel also recorded songs for the Oscar-winning biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, about Freddie Mercury.
One Vision of Queen – feat. Marc Martel will be even bigger, more spectacular, and more impressive in 2025. The audience can expect not only the singer and his incredibly talented band, but of course plenty of Queen classics like “We Will Rock You,“ “Bohemian Rhapsody,“ “I Want To Break Free,“ and “Somebody To Love,“ with which he once moved Celine Dion to tears.
While Marc Martel strives to be as artistically close to Freddie Mercury as possible in his Queen interpretations, he also wants to leave his own personal mark: “People would, of course, like me to dress and move like Freddie Mercury did. However, I think my voice is enough to remind them of him, and I love being myself on stage.” Despite his immense vocal power and similarity to Freddie, Martel’s voice has a unique quality – along with warmth, there’s a touch of vulnerability that instantly resonates with the audience, often leaving them astonished and deeply moved. Thanks to Marc Martel, One Vision of Queen becomes a truly unique and unforgettable event.

Place

Wiener Stadthalle – Halle D: Vienna’s Largest Event Arena for Unforgettable Live Experiences

The Wiener Stadthalle – Halle D is Austria’s largest multi-purpose arena and one of Europe’s most significant event venues. With a capacity of up to 16,000 spectators, it provides the perfect stage for international concerts, sports events, musicals, shows, trade fairs, and large-scale productions.

Since its opening in 1958, countless global stars such as Elton John, Madonna, U2, Metallica, and Taylor Swift have performed unforgettable concerts here. The venue has also hosted major sporting events like the Ice Hockey World Championship, ATP tennis tournaments, and international equestrian competitions. Thanks to its state-of-the-art technology, flexible space design, and outstanding acoustics, it offers an unparalleled atmosphere for live events of all kinds.

Getting There by Public Transport

Subway:

• U6 – Burggasse-Stadthalle station (approx. 5-minute walk)

Tram:

• Lines 6, 9, 18 – Burggasse-Stadthalle stop
• Line 49 – Urban-Loritz-Platz/Stadthalle stop

Bus:

• Line 48A – Moeringgasse stop

With its central location in Vienna’s 15th district, Halle D at Wiener Stadthalle is easily accessible by public transport.

Wiener Stadthalle – Halle D: The Biggest Stage for the Biggest Events

Whether world-famous artists, major sports events, or breathtaking shows, Halle D at Wiener Stadthalle is Vienna’s premier event location, delivering live experiences on a grand scale.