News / News
Queen adds five new items to the A Kind of Magic collection
The Official Queen Store has added a jumper, puzzle, blanket, playing cards and a new live T-shirt inspired by the 1986 album and Magic Tour.

Five new additions
The Official Queen Store has added five items to its A Kind of Magic collection: an embroidered black jumper, playing cards, a woven blanket, an album puzzle and a vintage-style 1986 Tour T-shirt. They join the range’s existing Magic Era shirts, cap, keyring and Hawaiian shirt. All five are listed on the store’s collection page.
QueenOnline says the new products take inspiration from the 1986 album and the Magic Tour.
Sources: QueenOnline · New additions to the A Kind of Magic range, 30 October 2026 · Queen Official Store · A Kind of Magic collection
The Magic Tour in 1986
Queen’s live archive counts 26 shows in 20 locations over eight weeks. It records Knebworth Park on 9 August as the tour’s final date and the band’s last concert with Freddie Mercury. The new T-shirt’s “1986 Tour” design points to this live era.
Sources: QueenOnline · New additions to the A Kind of Magic range, 30 October 2026 · QueenOnline · Live Archive 1986
An album shaped by Highlander
Released on 2 June 1986, A Kind of Magic reached number one in the UK. Queen’s official history traces the album to songs commissioned for Highlander; the record grew beyond a film soundtrack, combining film-linked music with songs by the band. That crossover connects the album and tour designs in the new collection.
Sources: QueenOnline · A Kind of Magic: 38 years on, 2 June 2024
Sources and review
- QueenOnline · New additions to the A Kind of Magic range, 30 October 2026Checked: 31 October 2026
- Queen Official Store · A Kind of Magic collectionChecked: 31 October 2026
- QueenOnline · Live Archive 1986Checked: 31 October 2026
- QueenOnline · A Kind of Magic: 38 years on, 2 June 2024Checked: 31 October 2026
Original editorial text prepared with AI assistance. Nexus Script is responsible for sources, corrections and publication. Editorial policy