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  • .... As Jigsaw Memory was included on This Is A Muse Demo, which was recorded in May 1995, it can be assumed that Jigsaw Memory was performed often for most As none of the gigs apart from the Berkeley Centre in 1995 and 1996 have a known setlist, it is unknown how long Muse continued t
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  • My Vitriol are a British alternative rock band from London. They were formed in 1998 by drummer Ravi Kesavaram and multi-instrumentalist Som Wardner. After ...'' which peaked at 29. They soon went on an extensive festival tour around UK, European and Japanese festivals.
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  • ...ndon Wembley Stadium 2007 - 17th (gig)|17 June at Wembley Stadium, London, UK]]== ...kes of the Stones, The Who and [[Queen]] - who have all played the stadium in the past.
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  • === MUSE LATEST GIGS === ...ind mental, that was a surprise, as was the austrian one, good to do a few gigs with the deftones.
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  • ...m an American Muser since just 2006, but I am just as big of a fan as many UK Musers. I have been to gigs at Oracle Arena in [[Oakland Oracle Arena 2013 (gig) | 2013]] and [[Oakland Oracle Arena 2010
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  • == Gigs Attended == Uno (UK CD Single)
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  • ...k Foot. In 2016, the band opened for [[Weezer]] in Manchester and Brixton, UK. ...]] (May 28th) and [[Graz Stadthalle Graz 2019 (gig)|Graz]] (May 29th) gigs in 2019.
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  • ...s was written in 1995. It was performed at the Berkeley Centre performance in October 1995, as well as possibly into 1996. Fashionless was described as b As none of the gigs apart from the Berkeley Centre in 1995 and 1996 have a known setlist, it is unknown how long Muse continued t
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  • | Previous = [[Psycho UK Tour]] ...he iHeartRadio Album Release Party and other two were medium-sized theatre gigs. The tour was first announced by the official Muse Twitter account on April
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  • =Gigs= *<b>Showbiz</b> (2x12" Limited Edition Clear Vinyl) (<b>#0941 / 3000</b>) [UK]
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  • '''Location''': The city, town, or village in which the show took place, with an [https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ '''Country''': The country in which the show took place.
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  • '''Plus trio give UK debut to special free NME track'''<!-- ...p for next weekend's '''[[London Wembley Stadium (venue)|Wembley]]''' mega gigs ([[London Wembley Stadium 2007 - 16th (gig)|June 16]]-[[London Wembley Stad
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  • ...appearing in the form of a by-request riff at the BBC Re:Covered broadcast in 2002. Matt was once quoted saying that it didn't make the album because it ...e song appearing during the Psycho UK Tour in 2015, Montreux Jazz Festival in 2016 and at the [[London Shepherds Bush Empire 2017 (gig)|2017 Shepards Bus
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  • ...Albert Hall]] for one of The Teenage Cancer Trust's annual charity events in April. The show appears to be one of only two UK gigs for Muse this year, following their Wembley Stadium shows last June.
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  • ...ong. Despite this, the next known appearance of Do We Need This took place in April 1999. It is very likely that Do We Need This was done somewhat often ...o have been performed, Do We Need This was performed over forty times live in 1999 alone, of which we know of 17 performances from 1999. This is largely
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  • [[File:PsychoTourMerch2015.jpg | thumb | right | Merchandise for the Psycho UK Tour]] | Current = Psycho UK Tour
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  • ...eased song We Ain't Having It aswell as a couple other instrumental songs. In the same year (2002), he recieved a Sidewinder Award for Best Newcomer MC a ...Planet Sound and one of the Top 50 albums of 2003 by Rolling Stone. Later in 2003, he collaborated with Basement Jaxx on the song ''Lucky Star'' off of
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  • ...ich he hosted until 2015, when he moved to Apple's radio station, Beats 1, in Los Angeles, becoming one of their prime-time presenters and their music cu ...t the [[Teignmouth Den 2009 - 5th (gig)|Seaside Rendezvous in Teignmouth]] in 2009.
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  • [[File:MuseShepBush171.jpg|thumb|right|Muse performing at the venue in 2017]] ...sic Group (AMG). It has the capacity of 2,000 people and continues to host gigs, music shows and events.
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  • ...t in a correct categorisation (unless there is a location or country error in the Gigbox). However, quite a few gig pages do not use the Gigbox, and ther ===Data from Gigs templates===
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