Eagles of Death Metal, formed in 1998 in Palm Desert, California, is a dynamic rock band founded by Jesse Hughes and Josh Homme. Known for their unique blend of rock genres, the band quickly gained attention with their debut album, “Peace, Love, Death Metal,” released in 2004. This album showcased their distinctive sound, characterized by a mix of bluegrass, punk, and garage rock, and featured tracks that became popular in various media, including commercials and video games, solidifying their presence in the music industry.

Following their debut, Eagles of Death Metal released their second album, “Death by Sexy,” in 2006, which further established their reputation as a vibrant live act. The band toured extensively, sharing stages with renowned artists like The Strokes and Guns N’ Roses, and their music continued to be featured in popular culture, including soundtracks for video games and films. Their energetic performances and engaging stage presence, particularly Hughes’ charismatic interaction with audiences, contributed to their growing fanbase.

In 2008, the band released their third album, “Heart On,” which included tracks that were featured in major video games and films, showcasing their versatility and appeal across different entertainment platforms. The band’s commitment to their craft was evident as they continued to tour and perform, even amidst personal challenges.

The tragic Bataclan attack in 2015 marked a pivotal moment in their journey, yet Eagles of Death Metal demonstrated resilience and strength by returning to the stage and honoring the victims through their music. Their subsequent tours, including the “Nos Amis Tour,” highlighted their dedication to their fans and the power of music as a unifying force. With a discography that includes four studio albums and a reputation for electrifying performances, Eagles of Death Metal continues to be a significant force in the rock music scene.