Queens of the Stone Age Announce 2027 U.S. Tour

WHO:

Pitchfork - Queens of the Stone Age, including Josh Homme, are involved in the announced tour.

Spin Magazine - Queens of the Stone Age are involved in the tour; Foo Fighters are mentioned as the band they will have opened for.

WHAT:

Pitchfork - Queens of the Stone Age announced a 2027 U.S. tour.

Pitchfork - The band gave “Where the Goth Girls At?” its live debut on Fallon.

Spin Magazine - Queens of the Stone Age are set to return to the top of the bill for their 2027 tour after opening for Foo Fighters in stadiums.

WHEN:

Pitchfork - The announced U.S. tour is scheduled for 2027.

Spin Magazine - The tour is scheduled for 2027.

WHERE:

Pitchfork - The tour is in the United States.

Spin Magazine - The band opened for Foo Fighters in stadiums; the article does not specify their locations.

HOW:

Spin Magazine - Queens of the Stone Age will headline the 2027 tour after serving as the opening act for Foo Fighters in stadiums.

(UPDATED October 22, 2026 16:24 UTC)

Queens of the Stone Age have announced a U.S. tour for 2027, returning to the top of the bill after opening for Foo Fighters in stadiums. The upcoming run will put the band, led by Josh Homme, back in the headlining role. Specific tour stops and performance dates have not been announced in the details provided. The announcement comes as the group is also bringing new music to the stage. Queens of the Stone Age recently gave “Where the Goth Girls At?” its live debut on Fallon. That performance marked the song’s first time being played live. The band’s 2027 tour is scheduled to take place across the United States, though no locations have been specified. For fans, it will be a chance to see the group lead its own shows after supporting Foo Fighters.