The brewery have joined together with the American rock band in celebration of their eighth album
Beavertown Brewery have released a first-of-its-kind creative collaboration with American rock band Queens of the Stone Age.
In celebration of the band’s highly-anticipated eighth studio album, In Times New Roman…, Beavertown Brewery’s creative team, together with its Creative Director Nick Dwyer and Black Dog Films’ Director and Animator Alice Bloomfield, have illustrated a music video for Queens of the Stone Age’s latest single, ‘Paper Machete.’ And it’s certainly a visual treat for all fans of Queens of the Stone Age and music enthusiasts.
Taking fans on a captivating visual odyssey, the music video is inspired by the universe of Beavertown’s Neck Oil can artwork. The video features Josh Homme and band reimagined in Beavertown Brewery’s iconic, surrealistic style.
Nick Dwyer, Beavertown Brewery’s Creative Director said: “It’s absolutely mind-blowing to be working with Queens of The Stone Age. We’ve been massive fans of them forever. So, to have the opportunity to make a music video for them, let alone the only one they are doing, … well it hasn’t quite sunk in yet.”
Queens of the Stone Age will play a headline show on Glastonbury’s Other Stage this Sunday (June 25) before returning to the UK and Europe for the November for ‘The End Is Nero’ Arena tour. The Autumn dates begin on 4th November at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome before getting to the UK on 14th November at Manchester AO Arena and London’s The O2 on 15th November. ‘The End Is Nero’ tour ends on 22nd November at Dublin’s 3Arena. Watch the tour trailer here. Tickets are available here.
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