Queens of the Stone Age have announced nine European shows for June 2027, taking the Perfecth world tour from Hannover to Pula. Dutch multi-instrumentalist ZEP is billed as the special guest on the newly announced run.
The dates begin on 13 June at Hannover’s Gilde Parkbühne and finish at Pula Arena on 30 June. In between, the itinerary takes in France, Spain, Italy and a second German stop. Tickets are scheduled to go on general sale on Friday 6 November at 10am local time.
Cover photograph: Carlos Cruz. Promotional portrait.
Spain’s dates and ticket arrangements confirmed
Organiser Resurrection Fest’s announcement confirms the Bilbao Arena show on 16 June and the Icónica Festival appearance in Seville on 20 June, with ZEP joining the band. Eligible Resurrection Fest ticket buyers have a presale starting on Wednesday 4 November at 10am; the organiser says access codes will be sent by email.
The Spanish announcement also confirms that the tour follows the arrival of the band’s ninth studio album, Perfecth. It puts the new record at the centre of the coming shows, while leaving the eventual setlists open.
The nine European dates
The band’s tour artwork lists the following June 2027 stops:
- 13 June — Gilde Parkbühne, Hannover, Germany
- 15 June — Arkéa Arena, Bordeaux, France
- 16 June — Bilbao Arena, Bilbao, Spain
- 20 June — Icónica Sevilla, Seville, Spain
- 21 June — Roig Arena, Valencia, Spain
- 23 June — Festival de Nîmes, Nîmes, France
- 27 June — Parco San Valentino, Pordenone, Italy
- 28 June — Tollwood Festival, Munich, Germany
- 30 June — Pula Arena, Pula, Croatia
The route places indoor arena dates alongside outdoor and festival settings. For fans choosing between cities, that makes the individual event listing useful: booking arrangements and entry conditions belong to each venue or promoter, even where the shows share a tour banner.
Keep an eye on Queens of the Stone Age’s official tour page and the relevant organiser for current ticket links. The European announcement is a June itinerary; it does not establish dates elsewhere simply because there are gaps between shows.
