BY JAMIE UMBACH – ROGERSPLACE.COM
If Queens of the Stone Age have done anything right in their 22 years of rock, it’s been an ever-evolving sound in an industry riddled with ambiguity and change.
On Friday night, fans at Rogers Place were treated to a Queens of the Stone Age armed with nothing more than vertical tube lights, a new album and the same evolutionary rock sound that’s made the band a standout in the genre since its self-titled debut in 1998.
Frontman Josh Homme has never been afraid of a little change to stir the proverbial music melting pot, and Queens of the Stone Age have ridden the coattails of that philosophy once again in 2018 as the success of their seventh studio album Villains continues after rolling through Rogers Place on Friday, May 18.