Add to this list a host of Grammy Award nominations for their output and you have the makings of an iconic rock band. So when they take to the stage, fans will be glad they purchased Queens of the Stone Age tickets with haste.
With Josh Homme being the only member remaining from the band’s original line-up, Queens of the Stone Age currently features Troy Van Leeuwen as the guitarist, Michael Shuman as their bassist, Dean Fertita as their keyboardist and Joey Castillo as their drummer. Meanwhile, their best known former member is their ex-bassist Nick Olivieri, who left the band following the album “Songs for the Deaf”. But their line-up is not the only thing that makes Queens of the Stoneage famous; they have also had great success with songs like “Monsters in the Parasol”, “No One Knows” and “Little Sister”, which have been popular songs to hear at music festivals for some time.
These singles came from albums like “Rated R” in 2000, “Songs for the Deaf” in 2002 and “Lullabies to Paralyze” in 2005, though they had first emerged with their self-titled debut album in 1998. It was an anticipated release at the time for fans of Josh Homme’s former band Kyuss, which had split previously. More recent albums have added to this list of high quality releases with “Era Vulgaris” rounding up the decade in 2007, with audiences left wanting more after each record.
So if you want to be standing in an auditorium enjoying some of the most instantly recognisable rock songs of the last ten years, look no further than Queens of the Stone Age tickets when they go on sale. By doing so you can witness Josh Homme and company take to the stage and show other bands how it is done as they perform through some classic tracks.
