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QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE Fails To Make BILLBOARD's Top 10

June 20, 2007

The latest offering from QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE, "Era Vulgaris", failed to bow in the Billboard chart's top 10 this week, instead opening at No. 14 with sales of 51,600; the band's 2005 offering "Lullabies to Paralyze" sold nearly 97,000 copies, to open at No. 5.

Fan-filmed video footage of QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE's sold-out June 18, 2007 concert in Milan, Italy has been posted at the Musica Metal blog. Photos of the concert are available at www.longliverocknroll.it.

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE's video for their new track "Sick, Sick, Sick" has been posted at Yahoo! Music. The clip was shot in the Los Angeles area with director Brett Simon (SUM 41, LOSTPROPHETS). The song is the first single off "Era Vulgaris".

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