Following his viral Bohemian Rhapsody flash mob in Paris, Mickey Callisto continues to capture Queen fans’ hearts with his live rendition of “We Are the Champions” at Ballymully Cottage Farm.
The performance had fans raising their hands and singing along, as Callisto effortlessly commanded the stage, blending his own energy with the iconic swagger of Freddie Mercury.
Callisto’s performance was more than a tribute—it was an immersive celebration of Queen’s legacy. Observers praised his dynamic stage presence, vocal control, and ability to connect with the crowd, noting that he sings like Freddie but remains completely himself, delivering an explosion of passion and talent.
The Sunderland-born singer first began exploring music through opera at age seven, inspired by Durham Cathedral choristers and classical requiems. After his voice changed, he found a new hero in Freddie Mercury and was captivated by the stage presence of legendary frontmen like Mick Jagger and Robert Plant.