Queens of the Stone Age 2025 North American tour: Presale code, dates, venues, & all you need to know 

Queens of the Stone Age's 2025 North American tour is set to be held from October 2, 2025, to November 21, 2025, in cities such as Chicago and Toronto. The tour is called The Catacombs Tour by the band and will feature a total of 11 shows as of the writing of this article.

The presale for the tour is currently ongoing. There's an artist presale available with the code ALIVE25. A Live Nation presale is also available for some shows and can be accessed with the code TREBLE. There will also be other presales, including Ticketmaster and venue presales. General on-sale will follow on June 27, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. local time. All presales and tickets are accessible via Ticketmaster.

Queens of the Stone Age announced their new show via a post on their official Instagram page on June 23, 2025:

Queens of the Stone Age 2025 North American tour dates and venues

The dates and venues for Queens of the Stone Age's 2025 North American tour are as follows:

• October 2, 2025 — Chicago, Illinois at Chicago Theatre
• October 3, 2025 — Detroit, Michigan at Fox Theatre
• October 5, 2025 — Toronto, Ontario at Massey Hall
• October 7, 2025 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at The Met
• October 8, 2025 — Boston, Massachusetts at Wang Theatre at Boch Center
• October 10, 2025 — New York City, New York at Beacon Theatre
• November 8, 2025 — Santa Barbara, California at Arlington Theatre
• November 10, 2025 — San Francisco, California at Davies Symphony Hall
• November 11, 2025 — Los Angeles, California at Dolby Theater
• November 19, 2025 — Austin, Texas at Bass Concert Hall
• November 21, 2025 — New Orleans, Louisiana at Saenger Theatre

Queens of the Stone Age released their new concert film, Alive in the Catacombs, on June 5, 2025. Vocalist Josh Homme talked about it in an exclusive interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe that was published on June 11, 2025, stating:

"What if I was writing these songs now, again, for this space? The first time I ever went in there was the night before. So, we're walking with the director and sort of improvising and listening to what the Catacombs is telling you what you could do."

The singer continued:

"I imagined it would be cathedral-like, with endless reverb. But the ceiling is dripping, the floor is gravel, and the air is thick with humidity. I will say playing there felt like getting on our knees and putting your head down. It had a very religious connotation to it. We were there to respectfully do our best."

In another interview with DIY Magazine on June 18, 2025, band member Michael Bassist described the experience:

"It was emotional. The state we were in, knowing that we were going home the next day, trying to make sure Josh doesn’t die down there with the rest of them. Six million people… all these f*cking lives. It’s not like ‘this is fun, cool and unique’ – this is really real. You’re around all this past life and death. It does something to you, emotionally."

He later added:

"I’m thinking about it all the fu***ng time, and also not at all. It was such a big turning point for [the band]. Is my friend gonna be okay? Does our band go on? When do we get back together and play shows? Can we? I’m constantly reminded about it, because it was such a big event - everything else revolved around it. That’s when everything stopped for us."

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Alive in the Catacombs is Queens of the Stone Age's first concert film/live album since 2005's Over the Years and Through the Woods. Alive in the Catacombs received positive reviews upon release.

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