Queen keyboardist Spike Edney may have let the cat out of the bag on the band's world tour next year. In a promotional video for Korg Keyboards, Edney opened up about his love for their products and also hints at hitting the road.
"I've used it for six shows now," he said in the video, "looking forward to taking it around the world next year on a big tour. Fingers crossed!"
Thus far, there has been no official word from the band about a possible tour, but rumors are swirling that they may hit the road behind American Idol star Adam Lambert. The young singer recently connected with the remaining members of Queen for several performances, the most recent of which was in Kiev, Ukraine, on June 30.
Lambert, whose latest album Trespassing debuted at number one back in May, has earned rave reviews for his appearances with Queen.
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