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KEMBA Live!
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Queens of the Stone Age Concert Schedule
Queens of the Stone Age is a California-based heavy rock band consisting of the musicians Josh Hommes, Troy Van Leeuwen, Michael Shuman, Dean Fertita and Jon Theodore. Their hard rock style The band's music style is predominantly hard rock, although they're also billed as alternative rock and stoner rock. Repetitive riffs are a feature in their songwriting, with a distinctive sound that draws heavily from electronic dance music. The 2017 tour celebrates the launch of the first Queens of the Stone Age album since 2013, Villains. Other tours include Ozzfest 2000, Rated R 2001, Duluth Tour 2007, V Festival Tour 2008, Era Vulgaris 2008 and Like Clockwork 2013. Queens of the Stone Age Live is known for its high-energy shows, with a bold style that's well-suited for the hard rock that fills their set list. Their many chart-topping singles and albums include ...Like Clockwork, which reached the No. 1 spot on U.S. music charts when it was released, and Lullabies to Paralyze, which reached No. 5 on the Billboard Chart. The band has won several awards, including Best Special Effects in a Video at the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards, Best Live Band at the 2004 NME Awards, Best Live Act at the 2003 Q Awards and Best Rock/Indie Video International at the 2014 U.K. Music Video Awards. Queens of the Stone Age have acted as an influence for many musicians, with Kevin Parker, De Staat, Royal Blood and Death From Above giving the band credit as an influencer in their music.
Queens of the Stone Age Background
Queens of the Stone Age got its start in 1996 in Palm Desert, California. Originally, the band called itself Gamma Ray. However, a German metal group already had this name, so Queens of the Stone Age was born. This name came from the nickname of Josh Homme's previous band, Kyuss. The band's musical style is influenced by many rock and metal genres, with macho and German rock styles commonly attributed to it. Later albums incorporate electronic and dance music influences. Queens of the Stone Age had their first concert in Seattle, Washington at the OK Hotel on November 20, 1997. Once they released their self-titled album Queens of the Stone Age, they started touring in 1998. They had their big break when they released their second album, Rated R, in 2000 and got the opportunity to open for Foo Fighters, The Smashing Pumpkins and other high-profile bands. An invite for Ozzfest 2000 came shortly after.
Played songs from their entire catalog. There's something for everyone, the new songs in particular, sounded really good live. They have a lot of energy and they interact well together. They're a fun band to see live Also the light show is great.
The greatest live show I've ever seen. They're the most energic band and they interact a lot with fans. The live versions of each one of their songs are amazing, I love qotsa!!!
QOTSA never fail to deliver. Opening act Royal Blood were awesome. They set the stage incredibly well. Josh Homme was chill and raring to go. Dean Fertita was amazing. Troy is the coolest dude ever! Thanks to Josh, Mikey has more birthdays than are humanly possible. Jon Theodore kept everyone grounded. Firefly was an amazing venue that made it seem like we were at a great backyard barbecue rather than a commercial location.
Sound was really good. Great energy from the crowd and the band. Set list kept it interesting. Very good display work using minimum lighting.
I am only familiar with the first five albums but it was well worth it. Super great band at this point and the song choices did well for a very spontaneous show. Very positive free environment with lots of smiling dancing and laughing. Great way to hear a lot of the new material. It would be well worth it to do a set focused on Songs for the Deaf but I'm sure you already know that. The Harmony sounded great on the new songs. Both guitar and vocals.
Had a great time here, they gave a great performance!
Top ten all time...Excellent show, great venue Great interaction. Band was tight and fun! Cant say enough goid about Queens. I flew out from Boise Idaho, wort evey penny! Great crowd, Great people in N Charleston! Also shout out to Royal Blood, Hella Good!
Id go everytime I could to see them again. Great band an guys. Crowd was great as well
The opener royal blood crushed their set; from start to finish. Queens of the stone age came out and it was so loud that the music was extremely distorted and difficult to discern guitars from bass and bass from drums.. wasn't until the final 45 min that someone FINALLY turned down the speakers.
Queen of the Stone Age put on an electrifying performance that left the audience in awe. From the moment they took the stage, the energy in the venue soared to new heights. Josh Homme's commanding presence was captivating, and the band's musicianship was impeccable. They flawlessly executed each song, infusing them with raw power and intensity. The guitar riffs were explosive, the drum beats thunderous, and the basslines pulsated through the crowd. Overall, Queens of the Stone Age delivered a rock-solid performance that exceeded all expectations. If you have the chance to see them live, don't hesitate—they are an absolute powerhouse on stage
