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20th January 2025
02:42pm GMT
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Queens of the Stone Age have announced details of a headline European tour for 2025.
The group will perform 15 shows this summer, beginning on 13 July in Vienna at the Stadthalle.
They'll then perform shows in Italy, Hungary, Croatia and Poland throughout the rest of the month.
In August Josh Homme and co. will then make stops in Latvia, Estonia and Finland as well as multiple shows in Germany.
The run will then finish up with a gig in Dublin on 20 August at The Royal Hospital Kilmainham.
Support for the European shows comes from So Good, The Amazons and The Kills, while Amyl and the Sniffers will also join them for the final Dublin date.
This summer the group will also headline a string of festivals including Victorious Festival in Portsmouth alongside Kings of Leon and Vampire Weekend.
Other previously announced festival sets include Norway's Øya 2025, Electric Castle in Transylvania and Bonnaroo in Tennessee.
All upcoming shows will be in support of their 2023 album In Times New Roman and will take place after frontman Homme recently made his return to the live stage.
The singer was forced to cancel a number of tour dates due to needing emergency surgery, with the band saying in a statement: "Josh has been given no choice but to prioritise his health and to receive essential medical care through the remainder of the year."
Ahead of Queens of the Stone Age tickets going on sale you can find out everything you need to know below.
They go on general sale from 10am local time on 24 January.
You can get them from ticketmaster.ie (Dublin) / ticketmaster.it (Italy) / eventim.de (Germany), while other dates will be available from their official website.
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