Photo: Justine Trickett
23 November, 2013: Queens Of The Stone Age rock London's Wembley Arena for the second night in a row. Check out our stunning and exclusive photos of the gig here.
Making Like Clockwork was a process that nearly killed Josh Homme. He came back after being declared legally dead on the operating table during surgery, then followed a long, tumultuous nerve-shredding process to record the album - their first in six years.
Festivals, album specials and promo shows aside, Queens Of The Stone Age haven't toured the UK properly since 2008. Tonight, the band return to London with the conviction of five madmen back from the brink, hell-bent on making every moment count.
Often the best music is born of pain and patience - the result is sheer unadulterated pleasure. Ladies and gentlemen, Queens Of The fuckin' Stone Age.
Queens Of The Stone Age played:
You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, but I Feel Like a Millionaire
No One Knows
My God Is the Sun
Burn the Witch
The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret
Monsters in the Parasol
I Sat by the Ocean
…Like Clockwork
Misfit Love
If I Had a Tail
Kalopsia
Little Sister
Fairweather Friends
Smooth Sailing
Make It Wit Chu
Sick, Sick, Sick
Better Living Through Chemistry
Go With the Flow
Encore:
The Vampyre of Time and Memory
Feel Good Hit of the Summer
A Song for the Dead
.jpg)
