Queens Of The Stone Age

Queens Of The Stone Age, a nine-time Grammy Award-nominated band, established a notable career spanning over two decades, acclaimed for their distinctive riff-oriented hard rock infused with elements of blues, electronica, and krautrock, alongside founder Josh Homme’s distinct falsetto vocals. Following their self-titled debut album in 1998, the band achieved a major breakthrough with ‘Rated R’ (2000), their major label debut with Interscope Records. This album secured critical and commercial success, featuring the breakout single ‘The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret’ and introducing Mark Lanegan as a full-time member. Their third album, ‘Songs for the Deaf’ (2002), further expanded their reach, featuring Dave Grohl on drums and producing hit singles like ‘No One Knows’ and ‘Go with the Flow.’ ‘Songs for the Deaf’ was certified gold in 2003 and gained significant mainstream exposure through its features in popular video games.

Their latest studio album, ‘In Times New Roman…’, was released in 2023, showcasing their evolving sound while retaining their signature intensity. Throughout their extensive career, the band has garnered nine Grammy Award nominations across various rock categories, reflecting their enduring influence and consistent artistry in the rock landscape. Looking ahead, Queens Of The Stone Age will release their concert film ‘Alive in the Catacombs’ in 2025, providing fans with an immersive live experience. The band continues to tour internationally, connecting with audiences worldwide and maintaining their status as a pivotal force in modern rock music.