I have to say the show was incredible. Beyond exceeded our expectations. Can’t thank you all enough
– Nicole Rabinowitiz
Hard Rock Cafe, NYC Times Square
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We saw Queen Flash on the Norwegian Breakaway in December 2018.
Packed the place every time they played including the 1000+ Seat auditorium for the 3rd or 4th set.
We saw them in the Pour House and then in the theater. GREAT talent!!
– Tom Carrie Swartley

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Great show on Norwegian Breakaway….. loved it… don’t miss the show if you have a chance to see it….such a pleasure to talk with the members of the group..Johnny, Nancy, Luc (bass),Matthew, Philippe, and Luc (guitar). Can’t wait to see you guys again..Enjoy your time on the Breakaway. ???
– Victoria Schmidt Templet  (12/2018)

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We saw your show 3 times on the Breakaway.  Loved the show!!!!!
– Peggy Ann Combs  (12/2018)

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“Thank you for the phenomenal concert at The Rialto tonight in Montreal. The show was spectacular and truly honored the legacy of Freddie and Queen.”
– Amir Amozig

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“I was at your show tonight and it was FABULOUS!! My daughter, son, daughter-in-law, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Congratulations!”
– Adelinde Tauchner

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“Great show!! Sound Theories was very good.  Johnny was spot on, as usual! Fantastic performances from everyone.”
– Robert Mair

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“I was at the show last night, it was great!
– Laurie Ann Ellis

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“We had a GREAT time at the show last night! I think I sang all through my dreams :)”
– Sandra Fornasier

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Down to earth frontman for Queen tribute band – November 2008
Meaford Hall hosted rock show on weekend – Posted By SHAWN GIILCK, ENTERPRISE-BULLETIN
For a guy who plays homage to one of the most flamboyant, iconic – and well, Mercurial — performers in rock history, Johnny Zatylny is surprisingly down to earth.
The front man in Queen Flash– a tribute to Queen — rolled into Meaford Hall Saturday night and left a near-mesmerized audience on its feet and rocking as he had his way with them.
It was a “special experience” for a band that’s played only four shows together, Zatylny said afterwards in an interview. While it wasn’t quite a full house, he and Meaford Hall representatives were laying plans for a repeat performance.
“I really had a good feeling when we rolled in here,” he said. “It was a really good experience– it wasn’t a really big crowd but it was a good show and they had a good time.”
Sans the Freddie Mercury moustache and wearing glasses instead of contact lenses, the Montreal native was barely recognizable. He’s been perfecting his trade for eight years, he explained, but mostly in Europe where there’s a huge and frenzied market for Queen tribute artists.
Zatylny said he basically stumbled into the Mercury business when he auditioned for a spot on a pre-American Idol television show called Your Big Break.
“I got on the show performing as Freddie Mercury,” he explained. “From there I got an invitation to go to Europe performing a Queen act in Germany.”
He had been told years before that he did a decent Mercury imitation, but it wasn’t until he decided at the last moment to audition for the show as the flamboyant Freddie that his future coalesced.
“The producer’s eyes just popped,” Zatylny said.
Interestingly, there’s no equivalent tribute artist in Canada.