Queens Of The Stone Age have launched their own platform for people to vent out their grievances, saying that they are “here to listen” to any general “bitching” or “whining” fans want to get off their chest.
Josh Homme and co. launched the 24/7 helpline yesterday (Wednesday August 5), explaining that it was a place where “fans, friends, and foes” can call up and feel free to “air their gripes and grievances, moans and groans, chagrin’, carpin’ and any judgments they wish to pass.”
They added that the platform was open for any complaints people were willing to share, and that they wouldn’t find any “bitching too big” or any “whiny too tiny”.
“Sometimes people just need to complain, and Queens of the Stone Age are here to listen,” the update added, while the poster said that each grievance shared on the hotline would be “reviewed personally” and allow the people calling in to talk with “a live ear at the other end of the line.
It hasn’t been confirmed yet, but it seems likely that a member of the band could be on hand to take the calls every so often too. Check out the post above, and reach out to the helpline by dialling +1 (760) 437-1966.
The new helpline comes on the heels of Queens Of The Stone Age returning with ‘Easy Street’ – their first new single since 2023 album ‘In Times New Roman…’. The band had debuted the song live last autumn as part of their ‘Catacombs’ tour.
Since then, the band have opened for System Of A Down on their UK and European stadium tour – where they dusted off some deep cuts from their 2007 album ‘Era Vulgaris’ – and frontman Josh Homme has also been a part of Celebrity Gogglebox.
Now, the band are opening for Foo Fighters on the North American leg of their ‘Take Cover’ stadium tour, and will be playing their first Icelandic show since 2005 this October, too.
