Queens of the Stone Age Announce the “Perfecth World Tour” for 2027 With Pixies
A 16-date North American run starts May 1 in San Diego and ends May 24 in Boston, after an international leg and ahead of a European swing that opens June 13.
Queens of the Stone Age have mapped out the first leg of their global “Perfecth World Tour,” which begins in May 2027. The tour celebrates the band’s ninth studio album, Perfecth, released on October 30, 2026, through Matador Records. Frontman Josh Homme has promised a return to “chaos and uncertainty” in heavy arena and amphitheater settings.
That is a clear break from the stripped-back, theatrical feel of the band’s 2025 Catacombs performances. Those shows were quiet and staged for effect, and the new tour goes the other way, back to the loud and unpredictable side of the band.
The Lineup: Pixies and Wheelchair Sports Camp
Alternative rock legends Pixies are the primary support act for the entire 16-date spring run. Denver’s experimental hip-hop collective Wheelchair Sports Camp will also appear as a special guest on all dates.
The 2027 North American Itinerary
The 16-date North American leg starts on May 1 in San Diego, California, and works through the West Coast, the Midwest, and the East Coast. Notable stops include Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado. The run ends on May 24 in Boston, Massachusetts.
The Global Picture
Before the U.S. run, the band plays internationally in Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, and at South American festivals in early 2027. A European leg follows right after the North American dates, starting June 13 in Hanover, Germany. Reports describe that leg as nine shows across seven countries.
Tickets and Tour Information
Official tickets, local updates, and full schedules are available on the Queens of the Stone Age tour page and the Pixies tour directory.
