Headliners 2016

[stewieee]

Muse announcement tomorrow morning.

 

They are already listed as a headliner rumour on here so it would be interesting to see if this turns out to be a big tour announcement for next year...

 

TOMORROW: Listen to @MattBellamy's interview on @achrisevans Breakfast Show on @BBCRadio2 for a special announcement at 8:20am BST (1/2)

— muse (@muse)

September 10, 2015

[Amy Lawn]

I bet his announcement is that he's turning himself in to the authorities, and will be full co-operating with the investigation into how that album cover ever saw the light of day.

[StevieGed]

Fleetwood Mac

Coldplay

Rihanna

[Mash011]

I bet his announcement is that he's turning himself in to the authorities, and will be full co-operating with the investigation into how that album cover ever saw the light of day.

 

That cover has nothing on some of the 'art' they commissioned to go along with the individual tracks... look at this shit

 

 

 

And then of course there's the music itself.

[fatyeti24]

Muse announcement tomorrow morning.

 

They are already listed as a headliner rumour on here so it would be interesting to see if this turns out to be a big tour announcement for next year...

 

it feels like Muse do a big tour every year.

[brettredmayne]

it feels like Muse do a big tour every year.

Have not this year, just a couple of festival dates.

[eFestivals]

Muse announcement tomorrow morning.

 

They are already listed as a headliner rumour on here so it would be interesting to see if this turns out to be a big tour announcement for next year...

 

that they're playing Bestival after all...?

That's got to be in the running, surely?

[Mezhyp1]

that they're playing Bestival after all...?

That's got to be in the running, surely?

UK Tour April 2016?

[ghostdancer1]

Drones World Tour 2016:

 

http://muse.mu/news,the-drones-world-tour-2016_1677.htm

The Drones World Tour will see the band perform for the first time “in the round” from the middle of the arena. This stage design and configuration will give fans a true 360 degree audio/visual sensory experience.

 

5 April | Dublin, Ireland | 3Arena Dublin

8 April | Manchester, England | Manchester Arena

11 April | London, England | The O2

12 April | London, England | The O2

17 April | Glasgow, Scotland | SSE Hydro

2 May | Lisbon, Portugal | MEO Arena

5 May | Madrid, Spain | Barclaycard Center

14 May | Milan, Italy | Mediolarum Forum

15 May | Milan, Italy | Mediolarum Forum

4 June | Prague, Czech Republic | O2 Arena

 

....

....

 

Fans in Germany, Netherlands, France, Switzerland, Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Canada and the United States of America…stay tuned.

with that stage setup and further dates around the world, I wouldn't be betting on them making an appearance at Worthy Farm

Edited September 11, 2015 by ghostdancer1

[thewayiam]

Drones World Tour 2016:

http://muse.mu/news,the-drones-world-tour-2016_1677.htm

with that stage setup and further dates around the world, I wouldn't be betting on them making an appearance at Worthy Farm

They won't be, that was fairly obvious though.

[russycarps]

Muse are dung. Shame really, as I quite like that song "unintended", well the live version I have of it anyway.

[CaledonianGonzo]

Bit of an odd decision to do an in the round show at the Hydro given that it's a purpose built wedge-shaped auditorium, so all of the crowd will still be looking at one side of the stage.

[maelzoid]

I for one think Muse are fantastic - their set at Download this year was enormous fun, and they are one of the few bands to arrive this millennium who can truly play a stadium.

 

However...

 

Am I the only one that shudders at the thought of 'In the round'? I'm not so keen on dropping my hard-earned to watch the back of the band for half the show. It seems a lot of stadium bands reach a point in their career when they resort to this nonsense, realise that its dumb, and go back to the traditional setup (c/f U2). I mean, if 'In the round' was any good, all shows would be like that, right?

[JBarbour]

Any excuse to post this

 

Them tour dates set them up nicely for a number of euro festivals next year

[big__phil]

I used to really like Muse, but too many recent average albums has done it for me now. I wouldn't want to see them at Glastonbury again until they released another very good one.

[maarrkk]

i really like in the round. only seen prince and metallica in this format though, both times had good seats and loved the change from traditional staging.

 

has definitely got me interested for the muse gigs, though might wait and see as would be awesome to see them on pyramid next year

[Mezhyp1]

For any Londoners who are Muse fans, they are playing Electric Ballroom tonight, £20 on the door which opens at 7, first come first serve

[maelzoid]

For any Londoners who are Muse fans, they are playing Electric Ballroom tonight, £20 on the door which opens at 7, first come first serve

 

Wherefore did this info come from? I'm not in London so ruled out, but I'd hate to send my friend there if its just a wheeze.

[Mezhyp1]

Wherefore did this info come from? I'm not in London so ruled out, but I'd hate to send my friend there if its just a wheeze.

Muse' Twitter

[nufcdwigo]

I saw U2's 360 tour at Wembley and that was fantastic, as they put on a great show. However I was in front of the stage. I imagine my reaction may have been different if I had to stare at Bono's arse all evening. Then again, he's a complete arse so I guess we all saw it

[maelzoid]

Muse' Twitter

 

Thanks.  Just checked it and I guess this one is only for those who can afford to take a day off work and queue. 

[gluther]

Thanks.  Just checked it and I guess this one is only for those who can afford to take a day off work and queue. 

 

Yeah, tickets at the box office at 3pm. Cant get there until 5 so it's probably not worth trying. Muse fans tend to be rather fanatical.

[JoeyT]

Muse stock has fallen considerably from 2010.

 

Gone are the stadium tours from 5 years ago.

[TomViolence]

They're shit now but they've surely still got the capability to sell out stadium tours

Edited September 11, 2015 by TomViolence

[JoeyT]

They're shit now but they've surely still got the capability to sell out stadium tours

 

If their management team & record company thought this they'd be doing Wembley and not the O2 would they not?