Queens Of The Stone Age launch complaint hotline for fans

Queens Of The Stone Age, a rock band founded in 1996 by Josh Homme, have introduced a complaint hotline for their fans. This service, announced on Thursday, allows callers to voice their grievances and potentially speaks with a band member. The hotline is accessible round-the-clock and directs individuals to an automated system that asks whether they wish to file a complaint or proceed without one.

Those interested in making a complaint can leave a message, while those who do not are greeted with a "good day" before the line ends.

The hotline aims to provide a platform for fans, friends, and even critics to express their thoughts. Some callers might even find a live response at the end of the line. Queens Of The Stone Age shared a poster on their Instagram page encouraging fans to use the hotline, stating, "Call the Queens Of The Stone Age complaint hotline and get heard! You know better, now's your chance! No bitching too big, no whiny too tiny."

All complaints received through the hotline are said to be reviewed personally. Fans can track the status of their complaints via the band's social media pages. The band consists of Homme on vocals and guitar, along with Troy Van Leeuwen, Michael Shuman, Dean Fertita, and Jon Theodore. Known for hits like "No One Knows," "Go With The Flow," and "Little Sister," Queens Of The Stone Age has earned eight Grammy nominations.

Currently, the band is touring North America with Foo Fighters and has upcoming dates scheduled in Japan, Singapore, Australia, and Iceland. This marks their first performance in Iceland in 20 years.