Queens Of The Stone Age have announced details of a huge outdoor gig at Finsbury Park in north London for next summer, with major acts such as Iggy Pop and Run The Jewels in support.

The desert rockers, who released their seventh studio album Villains earlier this year, will play in front of 40,000 fans on June 30th 2018, in an event that promises to be one of the biggest rock shows of the summer that was announced on Wednesday morning (November 22nd).

The group are currently in Britain on the European leg of the Villains World Tour, having completed two shows in the capital and one in Manchester, with a show at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall set for Thursday. The Finsbury Park gig, however, will be their only British date in 2018.

Queens of the Stone AgeQueens of the Stone Age performing a secret set at Leeds Festival 2017

Queens of the Stone Age, led by Josh Homme, will be supported on the bill by punk legend Iggy Pop, with whom Homme and the group’s guitarist Dean Fertita collaborated on last year’s album Post Pop Depression, in what constitutes another British live exclusive.

Iggy Pop last performed at Finsbury Park over two decades ago, and hasn’t played in Britain since his sold-out show at London’s Royal Albert Hall back in May 2016, where his band consisted of Homme, Fertita and Arctic Monkeys drummer Matt Helders.

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Joining Queens of the Stone Age and Iggy Pop on the bill are acclaimed hip-hop duo Run The Jewels and Swedish garage-punk veterans The Hives.  More acts are due to be added to the bill in the near future.

Tickets for the gig go on sale on Friday December 1st.

The band are the second act to announce a summer extravaganza at Finsbury Park, after former Oasis singer Liam Gallagher last week revealed a gig taking place the day before on June 29th.

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