Sir Brian May, 76, has hinted at the slight trepidation he's facing as Queen gear themselves up to tour Japan.
The musician took to Instagram to share a new video confirming he and his bandmates will be heading to Asia after going through numerous checks to ensure they can pull it off successfully.
Roger Taylor and Adam Lambert will join May in Japan for the latest leg of their Rhapsody tour which kicks off in Aichi on February 4.
They will then perform in Osaka and Hokkaido before closing the tour with two gigs in Tokyo on February 13 and 14.
"Looks like we're doing this then," May said in a video to his 3.3 million Instagram followers before he rolled out a phrase in Japanese.
In the accompanying caption, May did his best to assure fans he was "fit and ready" to perform to thousands
"Well, I think my Japanese is a little rusty - but this is my attempt to say 'Japanese friends - Hello !!' - because suddenly the much anticipated Japanese tour is upon us," he penned.
Reeling off the final preparations, he continued: "Final checks, packing, last fitness and finger-end hardening playing commitments - some people might call that practising!!!"
Touching upon his health, he defiantly said: "And - I hope I am fit and ready!!! We'll soon be on that big bird in the sky. Yeeeow!"
While May might only be "hoping" he's fit and ready, he was soon inundated with fans who were adamant the iconic rocker would be able to pull off the latest leg of the tour.