Which Queen album was the first to feature the band performing without Freddie Mercury?

Made in Heaven was the first Queen album to feature the band performing without Freddie Mercury.

Released on 6 November 1995, Made in Heaven was Queen's fifteenth and final studio album. It was assembled after Mercury's death in 1991 from vocal and instrumental recordings he had made during the final phase of his life, together with newly completed arrangements by Brian May, Roger Taylor, and John Deacon.

The album includes songs developed from Mercury's solo material as well as unfinished Queen recordings. “Heaven for Everyone,” “Too Much Love Will Kill You,” and “Mother Love” are among its prominent tracks.

Innuendo, released in 1991, was the last Queen studio album completed and issued during Mercury's lifetime. Made in Heaven differs because Mercury's voice appears on the recordings, but he was not present for the album's final production and completion.