Queens Brian May performs despite really low energy after stroke, didnt pick up a guitar for 2 months

Queen guitarist Brian May is back onstage after suffering a stroke in late August.On Sunday, the 77-year-old posted a video to Instagram of himself playing the guitar and talking to the crowd about the type of equipment he likes.At one point, he asked the audience, “Do you endorse what I’m saying, though?” as they erupted in laughter. “Me at the Red Special Convention out west of London Town on Saturday,” May captioned the post. “Never been before. Wasn’t too sure about going this time because I’ve been really low on energy — but so glad I did. THANKS so much guys – you gave me so much love and a huge boost of confidence. Here I am@explaining why I love VOX AC30’s so much… showing what happens when you gradually turn up the input level – and a sharp glitter becomes a throaty roar – but without ever losing clarity.”He concluded: “What you guys probably didn’t know was that was the first time I’ve touched that guitar for 2 months. It’s been a weird time … Love to all – Bri.”Fans showered the musician with support in the comments section, with one user writing, “That must have been a roomful of VERY happy people… Yourself included, I’m sure.

Good to see ya back on that horse !!!”A second fan, meanwhile, wrote: “What a joy seeing and hearing you playing again! I’m doing little jumps – for real! I’m also delighted you went to receive all the love from this wonderful group of folks.”Rounding out the sweet comments, one person shared, “They were lucky to have you there! So happy to hear you had a great time.”On Sept.4, May revealed he suffered a stroke a week prior that left him temporarily unable to use his left arm.The rocker shared the news via social media, saying there was doubt that he’d be able to play guitar again following his “little health hiccup.”“I’m here to bring you some good news — the good news is that I can play guitar...