The band went viral last year for their wall of death at Glastonbury Queens Of The Stone Age have shared footage of the crowd at Hellfest 2024 performing a wild wall of death during their set. Last year, Josh Homme and co went viral after their rendition of their 2002 track ‘ Song For The Dead’ was performed at Glastonbury and the massive crowd came together to mosh over the hit, marking it as one of the most energetic moments of the 2023 instalment. Now, the band have shared footage of the crowd from the stage during their sub-headline set to Foo Fighters at this year’s edition of Hellfest in France.
The clip sees a gigantic wall of death opening up during the iconic beginning of the song. HELLFEST 🖤 #TheEndIsNero pic.twitter.
com/O6ddOU7K0o — QOTSA (@qotsa) July 1, 2024 A post shared by QOTSA (@queensofthestoneage) Last year, Queens Of The Stone Age released their eighth full-length studio release ‘ In Times New Roman ‘. In a four-star review , NME described the album as one that used “pain to encourage a rawness in their sound”. “‘In Times New Roman’ is unlikely to win over those perched on the fence,” it read.
“But with enough fan-service for the die-hards; this is up there with their darkest, knottiest material to date, and will be appreciated all the more for it.” Now, the band are set to re-release their 1998 debut self-titled album (you can pre-order it here ). Speaking with NME at this year’s edition of Download Festival last month , g.
