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Queens of the Stone Age for Dublin show at IMMA this summer

Amyl and the Sniffers and So Good are on support.

Following their recent 3Arena show, Queens of the Stone Age have confirmed return to Ireland as part of The End Is Nero Tour with a gig at Irish Museum of Modern Art, Royal Hospital Kilmainham on 20th August 2025.


Update: August 19th:
Amyl and the Sniffers are no longer playing the gig “due to scheduling conflict.”

Tickets:

Tickets €69.90 plus fees go on sale This Friday January 24th at 10am.

Subject to 12.5% Ticketmaster service charge per ticket (max €10.50). Service charges will apply.


Event Subject to licence

Queens Of The Stone Age - Paper Machete (Lyric Video)

Queens Of The Stone Age

Formed by Joshua Homme against a backdrop of 1990s Palm Desert, California, Queens of the Stone Age is what happens when a multidimensional musical entity outgrows the very genre it creates. Too prolific, ambitious and just plain brilliant to be confined by categorization, QOTSA has morphed over the course of eight utterly essential albums into the behemoth that has blessed us with a cornucopia of bangers from “No One Knows” to “Little Sister,” “My God is the Sun” to “Emotion Sickness” and so many more. Undeniably rock — yes, always, but with the blood, sweat and dark magical swagger only Homme and his cohorts can conjure.

Regularly hailed as one of the greatest live bands in existence, QOTSA consists of Homme, Troy Van Leeuwen, Michael Shuman, Dean Fertita and Jon Theodore… What started off as generator parties in the desert has evolved into an undeniable multi-sensual juggernaut that returns to light up stages across Europe and the US throughout the months ahead.

Queens Of The Stone Age - No One Knows (Official Music Video)

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