In the Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl, Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor and Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme, you've got three of rock's great frontmen, yet with their 'Sound City' soundtrack collaboration the three musicians chose to let their instruments do the talking on a new song called 'Mantra.'
Pearl Jam's 'Ten Club' continues to be one of the better fan club experiences, with the band rarely failing to lavish the members with interesting new releases. The group's latest year-end 'Ten Club' offering is a two-sided single featuring a live version of 'In The Moonlight' featuring Josh Homme on one side and 'All Night' with special guests Glen Hansard, Liam Finn and Joseph Arthur on the other.
Queens of the Stone Age are working hard to finish up their first new album since 2007's 'Era Vulgaris,' and singer Josh Homme says it's not exactly been the easiest disc to put together but that he thinks the end result will provide a "deeper," "richer" and "stranger" listening experience.
Brody Dalle is best known as the frontwoman for punk band the Distillers. As a singer and guitarist, Dalle established herself as one of underground music's leading females as well as bringing an alternative meaning to the term 'sex symbol.'
Those waiting for a new Queens of the Stone Age album will have to settle for the Josh Homme solo single titled 'Nobody to Love' for the time being. The track made a rather low-key debut late last week as it appeared over the closing credits of Jake Gyllenhaal-Michael Pena cop movie, 'End of Watch.'
Josh Homme is certainly one of the most prolific musicians of the last two decades. His recent appearance in country legend Glen Campbell's video is only one of many accomplishments by Homme. Since beginning the now-legendary stoner rock band Kyuss at the age of 14, Homme has dedicated both his teenage and adult years to music and his ever-evolving craft.
Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme has been a party to many off-the-wall collaborations in his day, but perhaps none as surprising as his latest. In a new interview, Homme explains how his appearance in the farewell music video from Glen Campbell came to be.
Despite all the bad blood and legal drama between the trio of late, Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme has joined Kyuss singer and former bandmate John Garcia on a track from ex-Queens and Kyuss bassist Nick Oliveri's new Mondo Generator album.
We're not sure if Scissor Sisters singer Jake Shears had this in mind last fall when he expressed his desire to work with Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme, but regardless, it's pretty awesome.
Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme may be in the news lately for suing his former Kyuss bandmates over Kyuss Lives! naming trademark issues, but the singer/guitarist is making waves in a whole other way. Homme partnered with British diva Florence Welch of Florence + the Machine to do a yin-yang, male-female vocal duet on the Johnny Cash and June Carter tune 'Jackson.' Boy did, Homme and Flo make this classic song their own with their unforgettable rendition.
