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Tokyo · Zepp Haneda (Tokyo)
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2026.11.25 · Coming soon
Back in Tokyo after two years.
Queens of the Stone Age — Tokyo
Founded by Josh Homme in 1996, Queens of the Stone Age blend hard rock, alternative, psychedelia and desert rock and are one of the most influential rock bands of the past three decades, with nine Grammy nominations. The promoter bills it as the band’s return to Japan after two years; the new single Easy Street is their first new song since the 2023 album In Times New Roman..., first played live on the Catacombs tour. Tokyo is Zepp Haneda at 7pm on Wednesday 25 November 2026, with 1F standing at JPY 11,000 and 2F reserved at JPY 13,000.
Josh Homme came from Kyuss, a band of the Palm Desert scene in California; after it split in 1995 he formed this band in 1996, its name taken from producer Chris Goss’s nickname for Kyuss.
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Homme played almost every instrument on the debut album; the line-up changed several times before settling as today’s five in 2013.
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No One Knows and Go With the Flow
Songs for the Deaf in 2002 brought in Dave Grohl on drums, and its singles No One Knows and Go With the Flow became radio and MTV hits, later appearing in Guitar Hero and Rock Band.
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...Like Clockwork in 2013 was the band’s first album to top the US Billboard 200, and the band has nine Grammy nominations in all.
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Dates & times
2026.11.25
Wednesday 25 November 2026, doors 6pm, start 7pm (Tokyo time).
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From Kyuss to the Queens
No One Knows and Go With the Flow
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Venue & travel
Zepp Haneda (Tokyo)
Zepp Haneda is in HANEDA INNOVATION CITY beside Haneda Airport in Ota, connected to Tenkūbashi station on the Keikyu line and Tokyo Monorail.
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Entry & companions
Children under 6 (preschool) are not admitted. Standing on the ground floor and reserved seats upstairs. For the accessible area, buy a 1F standing ticket and then apply to the promoter.
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Tickets & access
JPY 11,000–13,000
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Concert tourBIGBANG at the 2016 MADE film premiere. This archive photo shows the former five-member line-up, not the three-member billing for this event.
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