Josh Homme

Josh Homme, the dynamic frontman of Queens of the Stone Age and Eagles of Death Metal, discusses his incredible journey of performing in the Paris catacombs, a dream 18 years in the making. He reflects on surviving cancer and the emotional repercussions of a terrorist attack during a concert. The conversation dives into artistic collaborations, particularly with Iggy Pop, and touches on the impact of mortality on creativity. Homme also explores the balance of friendship, vulnerability, and the role of music in processing grief and loneliness.

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Join Josh Homme, the charismatic frontman of Queens of the Stone Age, as he discusses his gripping new film 'Queens of the Stone Age: Alive in the Catacombs' and its connection to his music. With Nia Hill adding her witty insights, they dive into the hilarity of 'Cats' on drugs and share humorous anecdotes about animals. The conversation also touches on navigating the music industry’s changes and the bond formed through years of band camaraderie. Get ready for laughter and thoughtful reflections on art and mortality!