queens of the stone age

As the witching hour approached during Queens of the Stone Age's epic tour finale at Los Angeles' Forum, frontman Josh Homme conjured up the devil.

Former Queens of the Stone Age bassist Nick Oliveri will rejoin the band for a handful of songs at the group's Halloween bash in Los Angeles.

Queens of the Stone Age will wrap their support of the 'Like Clockwork' album by playing an Oct. 31 Halloween bash in Los Angeles.

The IFC series 'Portlandia' has had its fair share of rockers appear on the series over the years, and Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme is the latest to make a cameo on the show.

Queens of the Stone Age are digging deeper into their '… Like Clockwork' album, unveiling a new mini-movie to coincide with the release of their single 'Smooth Sailing.'

In early February, Sasquatch! Festival organizers not only announced this year's line up for the annual festival at The Gorge in George, Washington, but also that there would be a second weekend of the festival this year.

Josh Homme will answer his fans questions. He covers everything from would you hold me if I were sad questions, songs about ice cream, side projects, and even the Grammy response.

The way Josh Homme sees it, if things go well on Queens of the Stone Age's upcoming co-headlining tour of Australia with Nine Inch Nails, the concept could be expanded to a sort of touring festival that's inspired by the curatorial aspects of Trent Reznor's Beats Audio streaming music service.

Queens of the Stone Age may have gotten the royal shaft at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards and it's something that still stings a little for Josh Homme, as was apparent after the frontman addressed it during a concert in Houston.

I had to type the date in the title because this isn't the first, nor the last time that Josh will toss some dummy around (to my great delight.)

The annual Sasquatch! Music Festival Launch Party was held last night in Seattle and they announced the hundreds of bands that will be playing not one, but TWO separate festivals this year at The Gorge in George, Washington.

My friend Scott said it best, the reason we all hate the Grammys is because it's for insiders and we are outsiders.