GONE IS GONE (QOTSA, At The Drive-In, Mastodon) Made their Live Debut; Here’s Footage

by Ryan Minic | Apr 28, 2016

Since we’ve been talking about supergroups, we’ve got to mention that Gone is Gone took the stage for the first time last night.

The band that features members of Queens of the Stone Age, At The Drive-In and Mastodon made their live debut in Los Angeles yesterday at the Dragonfly.

Here’s footage of them performing their new single “Violescent.”

The band’s self-titled debut album comes out on July 3rd through Rise Records.

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