Queens Of The Stone Age have announced a new U.S. tour for May 2027, posted on Instagram.
The tour will support the band’s upcoming album ‘Perfecth’ and will feature Pixies and Wheelchair Sports Camp as support acts on all dates. The first shows begin May 1 at San Diego’s Viejas Arena.
“Join us on the Perfecth World Tour,” Queens Of The Stone Age said. “The first dates have been announced. Sign up for the presale at the link in bio.”
The tour marks the band’s return to the road in support of their new material.
Perfecth is scheduled for release on October 30, 2026 on Matador Records. The album is the ninth studio album by Queens of the Stone Age and was produced by Josh Homme and band member Michael Shuman. It has been preceded by the singles “Easy Street”, “Insignificant Other”, and “Where The Goth Girls At?”
The U.S. tour will run from May 1 through May 24 and include 16 dates across the United States, concluding at Boston’s TD Garden. The newly announced dates follow previously announced stops in Iceland, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore. The announcement comes after Queens of the Stone Age completed the North American Take Cover Tour with the Foo Fighters through summer and fall 2026, which included a sold-out show at Nissan Stadium in Nashville that grossed $5,125,488.
In July 2024, Josh Homme underwent emergency surgery and the band cancelled the remainder of their 2024 touring schedule. The new album and tour represent the band’s continued output following In Times New Roman…, which came out in 2023 after a six-year period of inactivity.
