Queens of the Stone Age Announce 2027 U.S. Tour With Pixies

Queens of the Stone Age will open a 18-date U.S. arena run on May 1, 2027 at Viejas Arena in San Diego, with Pixies and Wheelchair Sports Camp opening every show. The announcement lands days after the band gave their new single "Where the Goth Girls At?" its live debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

The tour supports Perfecth, the follow-up to 2023's In Times New Roman…, which arrives October 30 via Matador. Josh Homme and company have already mapped a global route: Iceland in October 2026, Japan and Asia in November and December, then Australia and New Zealand in December before Latin America in March 2027.

What does the new single sound like?

"Where the Goth Girls At?" came out last month with a video starring comedian Steve Agee, dancer Scarlett Kapella, and singer-actress Lou Lou Safran. The Fallon performance marked its first live outing, and by the source's account it's a severe one — the track leans hard, not soft.

The record is the band's first since In Times New Roman… three years ago. That gap sets up the 2027 dates as the album's proper American showcase.

Who joins QOTSA on the road?

The support bill rotates by leg:

• U.S. (May 2027): Pixies and Wheelchair Sports Camp on all 18 shows
• Australia and New Zealand (December): Primus and Tropical Fuck Storm
• Iceland (October 24): Virgin Orchestra
• Mexico City (March 6): Interpol
• Argentina, Chile, Brazil (March): Lollapalooza festival slots

The full schedule

2026

• Oct. 24 — Reykjavík, Iceland, Laugardalshöll (with Virgin Orchestra)
• Nov. 25 — Tokyo, Zepp Haneda
• Nov. 26 — Nagoya, Zepp Nagoya
• Nov. 28 — Osaka, Zepp Namba
• Dec. 2 — Singapore, Star Theatre
• Dec. 5 — Hong Kong, Clockenflap festival
• Dec. 8 — Adelaide, The Drive
• Dec. 11 — Hobart, My State Bank Arena
• Dec. 13 — Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena
• Dec. 15 — Sydney, Afterpay Arena
• Dec. 16 — Newcastle, Newcastle Entertainment Center
• Dec. 18 — Brisbane, Brisbane Entertainment Center
• Dec. 20 — Auckland, New Zealand, Spark Arena

2027

• Mar. 6 — Mexico City, Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes (with Interpol)
• Mar. 12–14 — Buenos Aires and Santiago, Lollapalooza
• Mar. 19–21 — São Paulo, Lollapalooza
• May 1 — San Diego, Viejas Arena
• May 2 — Inglewood, Kia Forum
• May 4 — Oakland, Oakland Arena
• May 5 — Sacramento, Golden 1 Center
• May 7 — Seattle, Climate Pledge Arena
• May 9 — Portland, Moda Center
• May 11 — Salt Lake City, Delta Center
• May 12 — Morrison, Red Rocks
• May 14 — Saint Paul, Grand Casino Arena
• May 15 — Milwaukee, American Family Insurance Amphitheater
• May 16 — Rosemont, Allstate Arena
• May 18 — Indianapolis, Gainbridge Fieldhouse Arena
• May 19 — Columbus, Nationwide Arena
• May 21 — Pittsburgh, Petersen Events Center
• May 22 — Detroit, Little Caesars Arena
• May 24 — Boston, TD Garden

The routing runs coast to coast in 24 days, bookended by California and Boston and stopping at Red Rocks along the way. With Perfecth out October 30 and a year of international dates before the U.S. leg, American fans will have had plenty of time to learn the new songs by May 2027.