QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE // Embark on Headlining Tour in August

U.S. rockers Queens of the Stone Age are gearing up for their nine-date Australian and New Zealand Villains World Tour presented by Frontier Touring.

Playing hundreds of sold-out shows across the globe with six genre-defining albums under their belt, including multiple Grammy nom’s, Queens of the Stone Age have released another critically acclaimed studio album Villains, which was peaked at #8 on Rolling Stones’ ’50 Best Albums of 2017’ list and debuted at #1 on the ARIA Album Charts.

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Currently making waves in the United States, the band will kick off their New Zealand tour at Auckland’s Spark Arena in late August with our own home-grown blues maestro, C.W. Stoneking before hitting our shores from the 28^th, starting with Brisvegas’ Riverstage before playing a string of shows until closing at W.A’s Perth Arena.

Undoubtedly one of the best rock bands of the new millennium, they’ll be hitting the stage with fan favourites including, Head Like a Haunted House, The Way You Used to Do and The Evil Has Landed.

Armed with other hits from previous albums, this rock masterpiece will be one of the tightest show’s you’ll ever witness.

Upon announcing tour dates, the band’s founding member, Josh Homme says he’s excited to head back to his second home. “Everyone who knows me, knows that Australia is my home away from home”, he says.

Tickets are due to go on sale from Thursday May 3^rd through Frontier Touring. Don’t miss out!

Frontier member’s pre-sale tickets are available on Tuesday May 1^st at 2PM AEST.

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE Villains World Tour Dates:

Thursday 23 August // Spark Arena // Auckland (AA)
Saturday 25 August // Horncastle Arena // Christchurch (AA)
Tuesday 28 August // Riverstage // Brisbane (AA)
Thursday 30 August // Entertainment Centre // Newcastle (AA)
Friday 31 August // Hordern Pavilion // Sydney (AA)
Tuesday 4 September // Derwent Entertainment Centre // Hobart (AA)
Friday 7 September // Margaret Court Arena // Melbourne (AA)
Sunday 9 September // Entertainment Centre // Adelaide (AA)
Wednesday 12 September //Perth Arena // Perth (AA)

Ticketing & VIP information here.