Them Crooked Vultures - the rock supergroup featuring Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl and Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme - played their debut live show in Chicago at midnight last night (August 10).

Performing their first ever live show together at Chicago's Metro venue, Them Crooked Vulures performed twelve songs to the sold-out audience.

The Chicago Tribune reports that John Paul Jones played bass and keyboard, Dave Grohl played drums and Josh Homme sang vocals and played guitar.

An album of the supergroup's new material is rumoured to be called 'Deserve The Future' - the only slogan written on their website Themcrookedvultures.com, with a possible release date around late October. More news on Uncut.co.uk as we have it.

Them Crooked Vultures live debut set list was:

'Elephants'
'New Fang'
'Scumbag Blues'
'Dead End Friends'
'Bandoliers'
'Mind Eraser'
'Gunman'
'Daffodils'
'Interlude w/ Ludes'
'Caligulove'
'Warsaw'
'Nobodys Loves Me'

Dead end friends, Mind eraser and Scumbag blues? They're not a Grumbleweeds' tribute band are they?

If it's anything like other Grohl + famous collaborator side projects it should be a good 'un.

Last one I bought was the Probot album and it was indeed a good 'un.

There's a 14 second clip of a song here

http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/inde...d-neither-do-i/

Sounds very Zeplinesque.

They sound pretty darned good to me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBckNeRMXDY

The above is a brief official Utube clip but it also leads to several that are not.

They're preveiwing the album on Youtube and it sounds awesome if a little Zeppelinesque. The album's out on 16th November.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdBYD18LK7c...aynext_from=SPL

Lucy and I are going to see them in Plymouth in a month and we can't feckin' wait.

Bloody hell, Steve, you should stick to His Bobness' Xmas album. Each to their own but for me its feckin awful.

But, It's been such a long time since I've rock & rolled.

You're getting soft in your lod age Bloopy. I get a lot added pleasure from sharing the experience with one of my kids.