Just bumped into this video and wanted to share. Josh looks so young and happy.

Not only is it a cool song, but it also started a curse. Ever since this song and its album came out in 07 every album was released in a year that ended in a 3 or a 7. Like clockwork is 2013 Villains is 2017 and their latest is ITNR from 2023. Considering Easy Street came out this year that doesn’t end in a 3 or a 7, what do you think is gonna happen? Will Josh and Queens break the curse or will we have to wait another year for this one? The song itself doesn’t have much to do with numbers so maybe it is actually a secret code to let fans know when the next album drops. If I know Josh, he likes to hide little things but it’s unlike him to spoil things. What do you guys think? I’m genuinely curious.

I’m not really a big qotsa fan but dude, go with the flow is probably the best song of all time. This song creates such complex emotions for me, that no other song does. It makes me feel SO DAMN GOOD but also like there is something wrong. It’s literally a PERFECT song and i have listened to it for hours now it’s actually like a drug.

Update: Thanks everyone, I got the tickets 🙏🏻

Any information if they are mainly planning to play old songs on this tour/ show or at least a good mix of old and new or if it's mainly stuff from the new album they are playing?

I'm thinking to get tickets to the Iceland show for my boyfriend as a surprise. They are pretty expensive and he mainly likes the old songs and not so much the new albumbso I would love to know a bit better what to expect before I buy the tickets if possible 🥰

I’m wondering how Josh did self titled with just him and Alfredo. I’m interested in this because I would like to do something of this nature myself and I’m curious on how they did one of my favorite records with only two people. I get that he just recorded over whatever scratch track they made with just themselves in the room, but how would they go about it?

As a preface, it is not my intention to pry into Josh’s private life, as i am unaware of how open he himself has been about his health struggles prior to the album.

My question is; Are there any interviews, written or spoken, where Josh talks about the serious health struggles he experienced which are stated to be the main drive behind Like Clockwork? (Specifically him needing to be resuscitated, and his infection leaving him bedridden for months)

I have always been aware of the incident itself, but no post i see it mentioned in cites any sources or interviews, and i’d very much like to read or hear it from Josh himself, if of course he has spoken much about it at all.

Maybe a weird question, my apologies if it is, as i imagine it to be a difficult subject not just in general, but also for him.

Please and thank you.

Guitar won for Self titled! Who wins today?