Queens Of The Stone Age on 2027 tour plans: “We’re going to do something that’s beyond what we’ve ever done before”

Queens Of The Stone Age have hinted at plans for their 2027 live tour, teasing “something that’s beyond what we’ve ever done before”. Josh Homme and co. have already announced headline shows in North America and across Europe for next year, with news of a UK leg expected shortly. They’ll be showcasing their ninth and latest studio album, ‘Perfecth’, which was released last Friday (October 30). READ MORE: Queens Of The Stone Age: “The goal of music for us is to be able to play things that are difficult to say” During an interview with NME about the record, QOTSA were asked what they had in mind for the gigs, and whether fans could expect a different vibe from their stripped-back and more theatrical ‘Catacombs’ tour. “Well, there’s a lot to cover. I think the Catacombs have changed us forever, and so there is no going back – there’s only forward,” Homme responded. “I think we’re going to do something that’s beyond what we’ve ever done before. We learned something about the theatrics of all that, almost Vaudeville and magic. We’re going to do something I really don’t want to talk about.” Queens Of The Stone Age, 2026. Credit: Andreas Neumann The frontman described Queens’ current era ...