Queens of the Stone Age unveil new single Where the Goth Girls At? Queens of the Stone Age have released Where the Goth Girls At?, the third single from their upcoming album Perfecth, out October 30. BANG Premier · Sep 23
"We had to push people to the side, whether gracefully or violently." The story behind Queens Of The Stone Age's masterpiece Songs For The Deaf Released on August 27, 2002, Songs For The Deaf saw QOTSA anointed as the next “saviours of rock music” Louder · Aug 27
Relief and excitement as Northern Ireland’s A-level students plan next chapter Students across the region had cause for celebration as the number of top grades awarded to A-level students in Northern Ireland has risen. Evening Standard · Aug 13
National anthem performance at historic women’s pro baseball game goes viral for all the wrong reasons 85-year-old Motown singer Martha Reeves performed the ‘Star-Spangled Banner’ at the historic women’s baseball game The Independent UK · Aug 2
Baseball: WPBL looking for longevity as players take the field amid rising popularity for women's sports The inaugural season of the Women’s Pro Baseball League begins on Saturday — weather permitting, with rain in the forecast — when Denae Benites and the New York Heights face Mo’ne Davis and the Los Angeles Queens. The other two teams in the league — the Boston Hunters and San… The Economic Times · Aug 1
Ayami Sato, the greatest pitcher in women’s baseball, is ready for her American debut The most decorated pitcher in women’s baseball history begins a new chapter with the Los Angeles Queens as the WPBL launches in the United States The Guardian - US · Jul 31
"Only badass mofos get to play in Queens Of The Stone Age." The story behind QOTSA's modern rock masterpiece Songs For The Deaf “There are a lot of people who like heavy music but don’t want to listen to Creed or nu-metal" Louder · Jul 6
When Serena Williams is playing at Queen's today and how to watch legend's comeback Tennis legend set for sensational return to the lawns in west London Evening Standard · Jun 8
Queen of the South name ex-Rangers striker new boss with DAD as assistant Clark and his father are the new management duo at Palmerston Park for the next League One season. The National (Scotland) · May 25
Watch Queens Of The Stone Age perform Auto Pilot with their former bassist Nick Oliveri Queens Of The Stone Age joined onstage by Nick Oliveri for first time since 2014 Metal Hammer · Apr 25
"There was that feeling of like, ‘Wait, are we breaking up?'" Why Dave Grohl walked out on Foo Fighters and joined Queens of the Stone Age in 2002 Frustrated with the recording of Foo Fighters' One by One sessions, Dave Grohl needed to let off some steam. Then he received a call from Josh Homme... Metal Hammer · Apr 12
Purdue’s Braden Smith Surpasses Bobby Hurley, Sets NCAA’s All-Time Assists Record Smith handed out the historic assist in the first half of the Boilermakers’ NCAA men’s tournament first-round win over 15-seed Queens. Sports Illustrated · Mar 20
Where Is Queens University Located? What to Know About No. 15 Seed Playing Purdue The Royals also have an unofficial mascot named “Buddy the Dog.” Sports Illustrated · Mar 20
Big Ten Record in March Madness 2026 After Thursday’s First Round NCAA Tournament Games The Big Ten matched a conference record with nine teams in this year’s men’s NCAA tournament. Sports Illustrated · Mar 20
Sports Illustrated · Mar 16 What Would an Expanded Men’s March Madness 76-Team Bracket Look Like? NCAA tournament expansion is official, so Sports Illustrated examined what the 2026 men’s field would be beyond the 68 teams that played.
Evening Standard · Oct 30, 2025 Queens of the Stone Age at Royal Albert Hall: '2025's best gig?' 5/5 Josh Homme leads the band into new gothic crooning territory before blowing the roof off the hallowed Hall
Evening Standard · Oct 30, 2025 God Save the Queens: The rock and the roll of Josh Homme The Queens of the Stone Age frontman has survived brushes with death to come back stronger as the ultimate rock star — but his attitude has always been built on authenticity, says Lisa Wright
Inverse · Oct 28, 2025 The Wildest Zombie Thriller Of The Year Is Keeping George Romero's Legacy Alive Director Tina Romero breaks down the legacy of the zombie thriller and how she updates it in her queer-forward horror.
Guitar World · Oct 10, 2025 “Josh Homme said, ‘Do you want to come over?’ I was like, ‘So, you want to do Kyuss, but no John Garcia?' I’m good.’ I was bitter, I guess": Scott Reeder on the last days of Kyuss, QOTSA and what he told James Hetfield after that Metallica audition The veteran bassist enthuses about his Spinal Trap tribute album, his part in a James Hetfield lyric session and the heady days of desert rock
Louder · Aug 28, 2025 "It's kind of a concept record, if the word ‘concept’ didn’t suck." Josh Homme and Dave Grohl spill the tea on Queens Of The Stone Age masterpiece Songs for the Deaf QOTSA's Songs for the Deaf has just turned 23. This is the story behind a modern classic
MusicRadar · Aug 23, 2025 What’s on Josh Homme’s to-do list when Queens Of The Stone Age play Sheffield next week? You might see him lurking around High Green
Guitar World · Jul 4, 2025 “It just never felt like it worked with Queens. There’s something about it – it’s a little too ordinary”: Troy Van Leeuwen explains why Queens of the Stone Age are not a Fender Strat band The alt-rock maverick doubles down on his love for offsets and the Tele's versatile tone
MusicRadar · Jul 3, 2025 “I have to say it was the most bizarre musical experience I think I’ve had”: Queens Of The Stone Age’s Troy Van Leeuwen on what it was like to play for the “bones of six million people” in the Catacombs of Paris Alive in the Catacombs presents a set of stripped-down QOTSA classics on acoustic for a unique concert film/EP
MusicRadar · Jun 18, 2025 "There’s also an entitled, spoiled aspect to this": Josh Homme on his subterranean Alive In The Catacombs gig to 6 million skeletons “This could be beautiful. This could be elegant,” he says, of Queens of the Stone Age's unusual live return
Guitar World · Jun 6, 2025 “If something works there, it works everywhere”: Why Josh Homme prefers to write his songs on acoustic guitar first Queens of the Stone Age have become the first band to play the Paris Catacombs for a new live film, and he says it shows how many of their biggest hits take their form