Josh Homme Open to Reunions with Them Crooked Vultures and Kyuss: “I Just Don’t Want to Mess It Up”

Josh Homme, a musician known for his involvement in several beloved bands, is open to the possibility of reunions with Them Crooked Vultures and Kyuss. Currently, Queens of the Stone Age continue to tour and release new music, but fans are eager for Homme's other bands to reunite. Them Crooked Vultures, a short-lived project featuring Homme, Dave Grohl, and John Paul Jones, released a self-titled album in 2009 but have not released anything since.

Homme expressed his desire to reunite with Grohl and Jones, stating that he knows they would all be interested and that it would be a "cool thing" to do. However, he emphasized that it is up to Grohl to bring them together. Kyuss, which disbanded in 1995, has a more complicated history due to a legal dispute over the band name. Despite this, Homme has not ruled out the possibility of reviving Kyuss, as long as it is done with music as the focus and without tarnishing the band's legacy.

Homme has faced the challenge of balancing the nostalgia fans have for Kyuss's original identity with his own memories of the band when he was just 13 years old. Ultimately, Homme remains unsure about the decision, stating that he is "perpetually on the fence" about it, only hoping not to "mess it up."