Josh Homme is rocking the cool dad aesthetic with swagger these days (cool dad level: playing a 6th-grade graduation party). And why shouldn’t he? Twenty-one years after Queens of the Stone Age’s debut, he’s still hoisting the rock n’ roll flag high above the rest and he knows it. The critical acclaim that the band has received since their breakout 2003 hit “No One Knows” has allowed them to experiment with their riff-heavy sound in new, sleeker directions. The addition of producer Mark Ronson for their latest album Villains (released through Matador Records, their first after their departure from Interscope) said as much. There’s no doubt that Homme and company wanted to get people dancing more than headbanging this time around, but with their stop at The Anthem, there was more than enough of both to go around during their two-hour set.