Queens of the Stone Age — The Troubadour 2002 ⚡️ Rare Full Proshot Set

@sacramentomusicarchive Sweaty club walls. Crushing riffs. Total chaos. Queens of the Stone Age live at the legendary Troubadour in April 2002—captured in a rare full-length proshot performance. This is QOTSA right on the edge of another level: heavy, hypnotic, weird, locked-in, and completely dangerous live. Led by Josh Homme, the band tears through an incredible set including: No One Knows (first live performance ever) Song for the Dead (first live performance ever) Feel Good Hit of the Summer The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret God Is in the Radio You can feel the transition happening in real time: from cult desert-rock band… to one of the defining rock acts of the 2000s. The camera edits may bounce around, but the performance itself is undeniable. Raw volume. Strange grooves. And riffs that feel like they’re melting the room. Courtesy of 3 Cameras and a Microphone (@sacramentomusicarchive) Curated by Amplifier Dot Com — cutting through the mix to spotlight the nights where future classics first came alive. Queens of the Stone Age Troubadour 2002, QOTSA full concert proshot, No One Knows first live performance, Song for the Dead first performance, Josh Homme live 2002, Queens of the Stone Age rare footage, desert rock live concert, QOTSA Hollywood Troubadour, Amplifier Dot Com #AmplifierDotCom #QOTSA #JoshHomme

Added 2 Oct 2026