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Visitors can access interview and performance footage, plus virtual exhibits, as the museum expands its digital programming through June.
The news comes the same day that the Official Queen YouTube Channel are premiering a special stream the legendary Freddie Mercury Tribute concert from 1992.
Adam Lambert, Roger Taylor and Brian May first shared the stage during 'American Idol' in May 2009 for a performance of ‘We Are The Champions’.
All tickets already purchased will be valid for the rescheduled dates.
The new album also includes ‘Superpower’ and recent single ‘Roses’, featuring Chic's Nile Rogers.
The band performed in full its original 22 minute Live Aid set, including 'We Will Rock You' and 'We Are The Champions'.
Earlier this week, artists ranging from Slipknot, Whitesnake to Sons Of Apollo, Michael Schenker, Green Day and Lacuna Coil all postponed dates.
The band performed in full its original 22 minute, 6-song Live Aid set including the legendary 'Bohemian Rhapsody'.
The star said, “As a native Southern Californian, I know first-hand the devastation of wildfire across my home communities."
The historic concert played a vital role in raising in excess of $9.5 million towards national bushfire relief.
Queen's Brian May said: "We’re very happy to be able to do our bit to help Australia to fight back against the terrible fires."
The newly-announced shows are the final dates to be added to the 'Rhapsody' tour and the last opportunity to see the band perform in the UK in 2020.
Queen singer Adam Lambert announced his new non-profit advocacy group, Feel Something Foundation, whose mission is to “support LGBTQ+ organisations”.
The star-studded show, to help raise funds for the country's bushfire relief efforts, will also feature Alice Cooper, k.d lang and many more.
The band's European tour will launch in Italy on 24 May, with its final stop in Madrid with two shows on 7 & 8 July.
