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The latest season of 'Portlandia' has become a second home for wayward indie rockers, with members of Wilco, TV on the Radio and even Jello Biafra making guest shots on the popular hipster-skewing IFC show.

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.

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.

Hipster-smashing comedy 'Portlandia' is about to enter its fourth season on IFC. The critically acclaimed show, starring Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein, is set to welcome a bunch of musicians as guest stars. Guns N' Roses / Walking Papers bassist Duff McKagan, Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme, Dead Kennedys' Jello Biafra + more have all been confirmed to appear in the new 'Portlandi

Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age recently made quite a memorable entrance to a party in the Hollywood Hills, in a manner of speaking. The frontman was allegedly run off the road by an out of control Range Rover only to end up smashing into a fence, literally crashing an outdoor party.

Pearl Jam's 'Ten Club' continues to be one of the better fan club experiences, with the band rarely failing to lavish the members with interesting new releases. The group's latest year-end 'Ten Club' offering is a two-sided single featuring a live version of 'In The Moonlight' featuring Josh Homme on one side and 'All Night' with special guests Glen Hansard, Liam Finn and Joseph Arthur on the othe

Florence + the Machine recently recorded an episode of ‘MTV Unplugged,’ which included an unexpected appearance from Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme. The unlikely pair teamed up to do a duet of the classic Johnny Cash song ‘Jackson.’ Florence Welch explained that all the pieces came together perfectly for their live cover.

This is a whole lotta' ginger action right here. Check out this very impressive cover of Johnny Cash's 'Jackson'. Course Joshua Homme could record himself sleeping and I'd call it very impressive. So obviously I love the Josh parts of the song...

Cripes!  I missed my boys on Conan.  Ima straight up tell you, I'm damned ashamed of myself for missing it, I've been slightly distracted with this other band, but that's what internet vids are for.

So last year, Josh Homme got me all zesty by reporting that Queens Of The Stone Age were working on a new album for 2011.  Then...nothing.  Didn't hear from them for a long time.  As it turns out, Josh had knee surgery, he says it went badly and he actually died, but survived on the operating table...