Now everyone knows that Queens of the Stone Age is embarking on an arena tour in 2027. The California-based rock band announced dates for the U.S. leg of their Perfecth World Tour, with support from ’90s rock icons the Pixies and Denver-based experimental hip-hop band Wheelchair Sports Camp.
Queens of the Stone Age is poised to release their ninth studio album, Perfecth, on Oct. 30. So far, they’ve unleashed three singles to promote it: “Easy Street,” “Insignificant Other,” and “Where The Goth Girls At?” Frontman and guitarist Josh Homme has been doing press for the highly anticipated record, and the band also performed their latest single on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Oct. 22.
Queens of the Stone Age 2027 U.S. Tour
As for the North American tour, the alt-rock outfit unveiled 16 dates for the upcoming tour. They’ll kick off the festivities with a performance at Viejas Arena in San Diego on May 1, 2027, followed by three more stops in California before heading to Seattle on May 7. The last date of the first wave of announcements will be on May 24 in Boston at TD Garden. As the band states, these are merely the “first dates,” with more to come.
Queens of the Stone Age is currently on an international tour, with their next stop in Reykjavík on Oct. 24. Then, the band will return to the U.S. for a pit stop in Los Angeles on Nov. 16 at The Wiltern. The group will conclude its 2026 slate on Dec. 20 in Auckland, with support from Primus and Tropical F*ck Storm, before resuming touring on March 6 in Mexico City.
You can sign up to join the presale ticket list for the Perfecth World Tour, which closes on Oct. 25 at 11:59 p.m. ET. Presale will officially commence on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 10 a.m. local time.
