Queens of the Stone Age have announced the European leg of their 2027 world tour celebrating the release of their ninth studio album, ‘Perfecth’. The dates will follow the band’s previously announced North American shows with Pixies.
The European run begins in Hannover, Germany, on June 13, before continuing through France, Spain, Italy, Germany and Croatia. No UK dates have been announced yet, although further shows are expected to be revealed in the coming weeks. Tickets for the announced European dates go on sale Friday, November 6, at 10am local time.
Queens Of The Stone Age’s European tour dates are:
June 13 – Hannover, Germany, Gilde Parkbühne June 15 – Bordeaux, France, Arkéa Arena June 16 – Bilbao, Spain, Bilbao Arena June 20 – Sevilla, Spain, Icónica Sevilla June 21 – Valencia, Spain, Roig Arena June 23 – Nimes, France, Festival de Nimes June 27 – Pordenone, Italy, Parco San Valentino June 28 – Munich, Germany, Tollwood Festival June 30 – Pula, Croatia, Pula Arena
The European shows will follow North American performances planned for May, including concerts in Los Angeles, Seattle and Boston. The band are also scheduled to co-headline a concert with Interpol in Mexico City in March 2027.
Speaking to NME ahead of ‘Perfecth’, frontman Josh Homme said the group’s previous ‘Catacombs’ tour had changed the band’s approach to live performances. He suggested that the forthcoming shows would include a new theatrical dimension, describing the planned production as something beyond what Queens Of The Stone Age had previously done.
‘Perfecth’ was released on October 30 through Matador Records. NME awarded the album four stars, describing it as the band’s most intimate and adventurous work yet.
Sources: NME.