Josh Homme Open to Reunions with Them Crooked Vultures and Kyuss: “I Just Don’t Want to Mess It Up”

Josh Homme has the distinction of being in multiple beloved bands, and while his main gig Queens of the Stone Age continue to tour and release new music to great acclaim, fans are pining for reunions of his supergroup Them Crooked Vultures and his pioneering stoner-rock band Kyuss. Them Crooked Vultures was a short-lived project, with Homme teaming up with Nirvana/Foo Fighters legend Dave Grohl (drums, backing vocals) and Led Zeppelin icon John Paul Jones (bass, keyboards). The trio released a single self-titled album in 2009, playing shows that year and in 2010, but have been dormant since then, save for a couple of reunion performances at a pair of Taylor Hawkins tribute shows in 2022. While there was talk of a second album, it hasn’t materialized, but as Homme told Heavy Consequence in the video below, he would jump at the chance to play with Grohl and Jones again. “I’d love to do that again, and I know Jones would, too, and, and I know Dave would, too,” Homme told us. “I’m gonna put all the responsibility on Dave. It’s not my job to put us together — that’s Dave’s job. That’s such a cool thing at the end of the day to be able to do that. So, it’s hard not to wanna do more of th...