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Queens Of The Stone Age announce Australian tour with Primus
The almighty Queens Of The Stone Age have announced a return down under, playing big shows this December in Adelaide, Hobart, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Newcastle.
As if one of modern rock's most important and interesting bands wasn't drawcard enough, QOTSA have secured a kick-ass support line-up. Namely, one of the wildest cult acts of the '90s, Primus.
Led by bass wizard Les Claypool, the San Franciscan trio play their first Australian shows since 2018.
Get down early to also catch Tropical F**k Storm, makers of sublimely unsettling, innovative rock and renowned live performers.
"I'm really looking forward to it," frontman Josh Homme tells Double J.
QOTSA Announce Australian Return with Primus and Tropical F**K Storm
For the first time since their 2024 visit, Queens Of The Stone Age are coming back down under for another string of shows with very special guests Primus and local Aussies Tropical Fuck Storm.
If you missed the news on Monday, Josh Homme featured on the new Mastodon song 'Snakes For Dinner', but his creative juices are flowing because QOTSA have a brand new song released titled 'Easy Street', so we can guarantee the band – comprised of Homme, Troy Van Leeuwen, Michael Shuman, Dean Fertita and Jon Theodore -will have a stack of new music to rip through come tour time. Australian and New Zealand fans will be the first to witness a brand-new show so let's goooooo!
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Queens Of The Stone Age Announce 2026 Australian Tour Dates
The stoner rock icons announce their Australian return alongside new single, 'Easy Street'.
The legendary Queens Of The Stone Age will be making a triumphant return to Australia later this year, announcing a run of national tour dates for December.
Kicking off in Adelaide on December 8th, the local trek will see them hit up Hobart's MyState Bank Arena, Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena, Sydney's Qudos Bank Arena, the Newcastle Entertainment Centre and the Brisbane Entertainment Centre, before heading east for a long New Zealand date at Auckland's Spark Arena.
Joining the band on all dates will be influential alternative rockers Primus, who make their return to Australia after eight years away, and Tropical Fuck Storm, whose near-decade of existence have seen them considered one of the country's most exciting and ferocious rock exports.
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