Queens of the Stone Age have announced nine European shows for June 2027. Tickets go on sale on Friday, November 6, at 10am local time, according to the band's public tour announcement. Each city has its own booking link in the post, so you can follow the one for the show you want.
The band calls this the second leg of the Perfecth World Tour. The new list runs from Hannover on June 13 to Pula on June 30. There are 17 days between those dates, or 18 when you include both concert days. Germany, France, Spain, Italy and Croatia appear in that list. Other dates elsewhere in the band's calendar don't enter this count.
The nine newly listed stops
- June 13: Hannover, Germany — Gilde Parkbühne.
- June 15: Bordeaux, France — Arkéa Arena.
- June 16: Bilbao, Spain — Bilbao Arena.
- June 20: Sevilla, Spain — Icónica Sevilla.
- June 21: Valencia, Spain — Roig Arena.
- June 23: Nimes, France — Festival de Nîmes.
- June 27: Pordenone, Italy — Parco San Valentino.
- June 28: Munich, Germany — Tollwood.
- June 30: Pula, Croatia — Pula Arena.
Of those nine stops, three are in Spain. Germany and France get two each, with one in Italy and one in Croatia. Bordeaux and Nimes offer a useful example for anyone comparing French stops. The Arkéa Arena show is on June 15; Festival de Nîmes is eight days later, on June 23. Follow each event's own link to see what its ticket admits you to. Don't assume an arena purchase and a festival-branded purchase cover the same thing.
Read the sale clock for the destination
For the sale reminder, write down November 6 beside the city you want. Then check how the seller displays 10am local time. If you're abroad, convert that event's sale time into the time where you'll be buying. The post doesn't supply a separate worldwide sale hour.
You can set a reminder for the opening, but don't treat November 6 as a promise that a particular ticket will still be there later in the day. Before paying, read the price and age restrictions on that event's listing, along with any access arrangements you need. Follow the link for the actual venue. The band's post doesn't supply those details for all nine stops.
There are no UK dates in this nine-stop list. That absence doesn't confirm that a UK leg will follow, or that one has been ruled out. If you saw a support act named on an earlier tour poster, check again here before expecting the same bill. Use the billing attached to the European event you choose.
After booking, keep the confirmation where you can check the venue and June date again. Our concert and festival ticket guide covers the difference between an event's admission and the tour name on its poster. Here, keep the chosen June stop beside its own booking link.