Suit up in the Queen T-Shirt: Radio Ga Ga in White soft-style cotton — officially licensed Queen merchandise fronting the Radio Ga Ga wordmark across the chest.

"Radio Ga Ga" arrived on 24 February 1984 as the lead single from Queen's eleventh studio album The Works, written by drummer Roger Taylor as a lament for the golden age of radio. Its music video, cut with footage from Fritz Lang's 1927 Metropolis, gave the song its lasting visual identity and turned the two-clap chorus into a stadium ritual. The tee carries that Ga Ga wordmark clean onto the chest.

Available in a White colourway, this soft-style cotton unisex short-sleeve tee runs S to XXL. The Radio Ga Ga graphic sits chest-front over the white body.

• Rockoff officially licensed product
• Style: Unisex T-Shirt
• Design: Radio Ga Ga
• Sleeve or Collar Styling: Short Sleeves
• Colour: White
• Material: soft-style cotton
• Great for: Queen catalogue fans, The Works era collectors, Roger Taylor songwriting admirers, Radio Ga Ga music video lovers

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