Secret Ways to Score Tickets for Queens of the Stone Age’s Surprise UK Shows Revealed
Ever been hit with that existential dread after missing out on concert tickets—wondering if the universe is just trolling you? Yep, I’ve been there, orbiting in the far reaches of the resale galaxy, watching those prices climb like they’ve got jetpacks strapped on. But, plot twist: the music gods must be feeling generous, because Queens of the Stone Age aren’t done with London just yet. Just days after their blockbuster The End Is Nero tour wrapped, the legendary rock juggernauts have dropped a monumental announcement—offering us all a glaringly rare encore. Between an intimate Royal Albert Hall finale and a summer stadium blowout supporting System of a Down (with tickets dangling tantalizingly within reach), there’s actually—wait for it—a second chance. Is this the group’s way of making up for the heartburn of sold-out tabs and frantic refreshes? Or are they simply reminding us that rock ’n’ roll rarely follows the straight and narrow? Either way, you’d better limber up those clicker-fingers. The clues, the FOMO, the opportunity—let’s dive headfirst into the decoder ring of ticket access. LEARN MORE
Queens of the Stone Age fans will have another chance to see the legendary rockers in the UK next year following a huge announcement.
It’s been just a matter of days since the iconic band wrapped on their The End Is Nero world tour, and they’re set to play London next month.
But if you didn’t manage to get tickets, it’s not too late as they’ll return to the capital next month to support System of a Down at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, they announced last week.
If you’ve been dying to catch QOTSA live, then nabbing tickets to either of these dates is an absolute must.
Below, we’ve outlined exactly when you can expect to see the band in the capital, as well as how you can get tickets to each show.
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Queens of the Stone Age have two UK shows planned between October and July (Per Ole Hagen/Redferns)
Queens of the Stone Age live at Royal Albert Hall
On October 29, QOTSA will bring the European leg of their intimate Catacombs Tour to a close at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
The exclusive evening promises sublime subterranean renditions of fan-favourite tracks and unique versions of reimagined songs, enhanced by euphoric ensembles. It’s the Seattle rock band like you’ve never heard them before.
- Ticketmaster: Tickets for QOTSO live at the Royal Albert Hall are sold out via Ticketmaster. Join the waiting list to hear first if any become available.
- Viagogo: A handful of seats are available for the gig via Viagogo, with prices starting at £171 at the time of writing.
- StubHub: Be at the band’s intimate concert by snapping up a ticket on StubHub. Prices start from £279.
- Ticombo: You could be watching the rock group on October 29 if you buy a pass from Ticombo now. Prices start from £348.
- VividSeats: A pass to the QOTSA concert will cost you £658 if you purchase from VividSeats.
The band are concluding the European leg of their Catacombs Tour at the Royal Albert Hall (Queens of the Stone Age)
Queens of the Stone Age supporting System of a Down
Josh Homme’s band has been billed to support System of a Down at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London next year.
The group will warm up the crowd in north London on Monday, July 13. They will also be joined by Acid Bath.
- An artist pre-sale is taking place at 12pm tomorrow (September 16). Get on the list by signing up for mailers from the band here.
- O2 Priority customers can access tickets from 12pm on September 17.
- Live Nation presale is taking place from 12pm on September 18.
- Seat Unique has a slew of VIP and hospitality tickets available from £299.
- Download Family Club: Members can access an exclusive presale from 12pm September 18.
- Ticketmaster: General sale tickets will go live via Ticketmaster at 12pm on September 19.
- Resale sites Viagogo, StubHub, Ticombo, and VividSeats will likely have tickets on sale from 12pm on September 19.
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