Queens of the Stone Age Announce 'Songs for the Deaf' Album for January 2025 Queens of the Stone Age are set to release their new album 'Songs for the Deaf' on 26 January 2025. The record features nine tracks that reflect on different forms of love, created after lead singer Josh Homme overcame a period of ill health and tour cancellations. The band is now actively touring and preparing for a benefit concert in Los Angeles. Queens of the Stone Age have announced their ninth studio album, 'Songs for the Deaf', will be released on 26 January 2025 via Matador Records. The album includes nine tracks, such as 'Easy Street' and 'Where The Goth Girls At?', which showcase the band's enduring rock sound. Lead vocalist Josh Homme explains the album's delayed completion stems from his personal journey toward self-acceptance, noting the songs explore various types of love and resilience. This news follows a period where Homme faced significant health challenges, including cancer treatment and subsequent tour cancellations, from which he has since recovered. The band is currently active, with an upcoming tour schedule including a benefit concert in Los Angeles and international dates.