Queens of the Stone Age 2027 Tour Dates, Presale, and Tickets

Queens of the Stone Age will play 16 U.S. Perfecth World Tour shows from May 1 through May 24, 2027, with Pixies and Wheelchair Sports Camp. Fans who want artist-presale access must register by Sunday, October 25 at 11:59 p.m. ET, then check the exact sale clock attached to their event.

How do I register for the QOTSA presale?

Register through the official artist-presale link by October 25 at 11:59 p.m. ET. The official event inventory links to the signup form and lets fans choose eligible shows; registration is the access step, not a public code to copy from another city.

Most directly listed shows open artist presales Tuesday, October 27 at 10 a.m. in the venue’s local time zone. Salt Lake City and Saint Paul route to a partner seller, so use those event pages for their exact access rules instead of assuming every window is identical.

When do Queens of the Stone Age tickets go on sale?

The public on sale is scheduled for Thursday, October 29 at 10 a.m. venue-local, but fans should verify the timer on their specific event before the sale. “Local” means Pacific time for the California, Seattle, and Portland stops; Mountain time for Salt Lake City and Morrison; Central time for Saint Paul, Milwaukee, and Rosemont; and Eastern time for the remaining shows.

No verified public presale code was announced in the checked sources as of October 22, 2026. Do not use an old QOTSA code from a prior tour.

What are the 2027 U.S. tour dates?

The U.S. leg runs for 16 dates from San Diego on May 1 to Boston on May 24. The schedule below was checked on October 22, 2026; Pixies and Wheelchair Sports Camp are listed for every stop.

Milwaukee is an amphitheater stop, and Red Rocks is an outdoor amphitheater; this is not an all-arena run. The October 22 tour report provides the full 16-date itinerary, including Red Rocks.

Should I buy in the primary sale or on resale?

Start with the authorized primary sale if you qualify, then compare resale when you want different sections, quantities, or timing. Primary inventory comes from the organizer, while resale listings come from ticket holders or sellers and can be priced above or below the original face value.

Neither route guarantees the lowest price for every seat. Prices vary by date and section, so compare the same event, section, row, and number of tickets rather than two listings that only look similar. TickPick uses all-in pricing: the displayed listing price is the final price, with no service fees added at checkout.

For a fuller breakdown, read TickPick’s guide to choosing where to buy concert tickets.

How should I compare QOTSA ticket listings?

Compare seat location, quantity, view notes, delivery details, and final total before you buy. A cheaper listing isn’t a better match if it splits your group or moves you to a section you wouldn’t choose.

• Keep the ticket quantity identical in every comparison.
• Check the section and row against the venue map.
• Read partial-view, obstructed-view, and standing-room notes.
• Confirm the date, venue, and delivery method before paying.
• Set a total-price ceiling before the sale opens.

Floor or general-admission areas prioritize proximity but may offer less predictable sightlines. Lower-bowl and centered reserved seats usually provide a clearer full-stage view, while upper levels trade distance for a wider view. Red Rocks and the Milwaukee amphitheater have venue-specific layouts, so compare their maps separately from the arenas.

What should I do before the October 25 cutoff?

Register for your preferred event, choose one backup section, and save the venue-local sale time now. If your first choice doesn’t fit your budget, step away and compare current QOTSA listings by section, row, quantity, and all-in total instead of rushing into a different seat.