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Tohypeuptheirsuperexcitingeighthstudioalbum,the band decided to name it "In Times New Roman".…, The awesome crew at Beavertown Brewery, led by their Creative Director Nick Dwyer and Director/Animator Alice Bloomfield from Black Dog Films, created a super cool music video for Queens of the Stone Age's new single,'PaperMachete'.

Andit'sdefinitelyasighttobeholdforallyouQueensof theStoneAgefansandmusicbuffs.

The music video takes fans on an amazing visual journey, drawing inspiration from the awesome artwork found on Beavertown's Neck Oil cans. It's a feast for the eyes!

In the video, you'll see Josh Homme and his band rocking out in Beavertown Brewery's unique and trippy style. It's a cool and surreal experience that you don't wanttomiss.

The new album by Queens of the Stone Age is totally intense, just like you would expect from them. It's raw, powerful, and doesn't hold back. Beavertown's music video is totally fearless and brings together two creative powerhouses in an exciting way. It effortlessly captures the spirit of both music and beer, blending them togetherseamlessly.

After blowing everyone away with their epic performance at Glastonbury and selling out shows all across the UK, Queens Of The Stone Age are coming back to the UK and Europe in November for their massive 'The End Is Nero' Arena tour. It's gonna be one hellofaride!

The Autumn tour starts on November 4th at Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, then it hits the UK on November 14th at Manchester AO Arena and London's The O2 on November15th.

'The End Is Nero' tour ends on 22nd November at Dublin’s3Arena.

Watch the tour trailer here. Tickets are available here Main support on all dates comes from The Chats and deeptan.

Beavertownisreallyshakingthingsupbyexploringnew areas and showing us what a beer brand can be. With their growing involvement in the music scene, they're provingtobeamajorplayerinboththebeerandmusic industries.

Nick Dwyer, the Creative Director of Beavertown Brewery shared: “It’s absolutely mind-blowing to be working with Queens of The Stone Age. We’ve been massive fans of them forever. So, to have the opportunity to make a music video for them, let alone the onlyonetheyaredoing…wellithasn’tquitesunkinyet.”