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QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE On 'No Reservations'; Video Available

December 17, 2007

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE made an appearance on a holiday-themed episode of the Travel Channel show "No Reservations". The episode, which aired on Decemebr 10, features chef Anthony Bourdain cooking a traditional holiday feast at his Connecticut home while the QUEENS are rocking out in his basement. When the band emerges, they're sporting horribly tacky Christmas sweaters.

Bourdain previously told RollingStone.com that the episode would also involve karaoke, surly adolescents and a Japanese businessman. "It's a traditional Thanksgiving/Christmas meal with turkey, all the trimmings, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie… some Christmas carols… and a vicious brother-on-brother knife fight," he said. "We spent a fair amount of time spraying stage blood onto my niece and nephew's face. What's a holiday special without violent mayhem? I think it's an honest reflection of the holiday season."

Watch QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE's appearance on the Travel Channel show "No Reservations" below.

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