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  • *[[Idlewild]] (5 gigs in France in May) *[[Elbow]] (UK leg of the Absolution tour)
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  • [[Knights of Cydonia (single)|Knights of Cydonia]] was released in the UK on November 27th. ====Gigs:====
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  • ...performance in November 1994, but also the Battle of the Band performance in March 1994. This implies that the band considered it good enough to perform ...d Weakening Walls a handful of times in 1995, but it likely did not remain in the setlists for much longer afterwards.
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  • ...h concert in 1994. It was performed at the Battle of the Bands performance in November 1994. Interestingly, [[Nature_1 (live)|Nature_1]] was being perfor ...espite being an older song. The song was most likely dropped from setlists in late 1996 or early 1997.
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  • ...he UK, the Hamburg-based Popup Records in mainland Europe and Black Nutria in Italy. ...ongst others. The band also released a limited edition EP, ''High On...'', in 2013, on a 12" vinyl.
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  • A short 11 gigs tour Muse did in August and September 2003, in support of their then upcoming album, [[Absolution (album)| Absolution]]. ...always including an encore that was not on the setlist. These songs played in the encore were those that were not usually played during the concert, such
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  • ...made is incomplete. It can be assumed that Boredom was played rather often in 1996 and 1997, becoming one of the last Muse demos to be performed. ...long Muse continued to perform the song. It was likely killed off sometime in late 1997.
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  • ...me This Is A Muse Demo was released. This song may have been the last song in many early concerts. ...a known setlist, Who Knows, Who Cares may have been performed at many gigs in 1994 and 1995. Muse likely did not perform the song after 1995.
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  • ...1996. As Backdoor was included on This Is A Muse Demo, which was recorded in May 1995, it can be assumed that Backdoor was performed often for most of 1 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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  • ...d in 1999. tourette's was only performed at the band's first ever two gigs in 1994, and was likely not performed live after. It is believed that no demo ...will ever be able to hear this song apart from the people who attended the gigs - at least not unless a video or recording surfaces one day.
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  • ...ged very much, it can be assumed that Rain was performed at least 11 times in 1999 before the band decided not to move forward with it. ...01-25 || [[Exeter Cavern Club 1999-01 (gig) | The Cavern Club]] || Exeter, UK
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  • A short 9-gig promo tour Muse did in September and October of 2012, in support of their then newly released album, [[The 2nd Law (album)| The 2nd ...y General Electric Building 2012 (gig)|Saturday Night Live]] one were held in Europe.
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  • .... It's entirely possible, though unlikely, that Ashamed was performed live in 1998 or 1999. ...ne of the rarest songs of the tour. Two recordings circulate from the nine gigs, leading to an unfortunately low number of concert recordings. It is unlike
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  • ...fore being dropped - making no appearances at any mainline Resistance Tour gigs. ...uth Den 2009 - 5th (gig) | The Den]] (A Seaside Rendezvous) || Teignmouth, UK || [http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4urkd8_muse-popcorn-teignmouth-den-09
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  • ...h concert in 1994. It was performed at the Battle of the Bands performance in November 1994, as well as possibly into 1995, however it is unknown whether Cut Me Down was played frequently by the band, appearing in most of the early setlists and closing the set at their final show of 1995.
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  • ...eptember]] in Amsterdam, and made 2 more appearances in England at both O2 gigs later the same month (it was also on the setlist for the Birmingham gig a c | 3 || 2019-09-15 || [[London The O2-2 2019 (gig) | The O2]] || London, UK || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGySO3iNeT0 Watch here]
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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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  • ...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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  • '''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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  • ...began on May 23rd, 2015, with the performance at Norwich's Earlham Park in UK, for Radio 1's Big Weekend festival, and officialy began on May 29th with t In a regular show Muse use black Hullabaloons during the end of [[Reapers (son
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  • ...at the song was done at most gigs of the era. It made no known appearances in 1998, though little setlists from this year are available. ...pear at an acoustic gig in May and from there made a few appearances later in October and November before being dropped permanently from the setlists.
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  • ...osing the seafront with the beach and the Grand Pier in Teignmouth, Devon, UK. ...ongside the pier and the beach, it is one of the most known spots to visit in Teignmouth.
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  • ...setlists. As well, though believed to have been performed live uncommonly in 1996 and 1997, no recording exists of Yes Please live from this era. ...es Please was performed often enough to be the third-most performed b-side in 2000, behind [[Agitated (live)|Agitated]] and [[Minimum (live)|Minimum]]
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  • A short tour Muse did right at the end of 2018 and begining of 2019, in support of their, then newly released album, [[Simulation Theory (album)|Si ...al Albert Hall in London, and another (biggest) one, at San Mames stadium, in Bilbao, Spain.
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  • ...ed kings of UK rock music, and last week you voted them Band of the Summer in the NME Great Festival Poll 2004 to prove it. '''But fans of the big music can rest assured that the UK's premier space-rockers aren't about to turn into a garage band.'''
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  • ...ces. This was even more evident in 2000 when Overdue was performed at most gigs until late February, after which it was performed only three times. While i ...|| 2000-06-07 || [[London Astoria 2000 - 7th (gig) | Astoria]] || London, UK || [http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4v4uj9_muse-overdue-london-astoria-06
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  • ...times afterwards and only during European gigs. It's last appearance came in September 2010 during the bands gig at Wembley Stadium. It's unknown what d ...[[London Wembley Stadium 2010 - 10th (gig) | Wembley Stadium]] || London, UK || [http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x51nsi1_muse-i-belong-to-you-london-we
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  • === MUSE LATEST GIGS === ...8/2000 --reading, holland, ireland and leeds... leeds was our last gig in UK untill next year, as was the holland gig for holland. leeds was really amaz
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  • |10 <small>(UK)</small> | single1 = Dead Star/In Your World | image1 = Deadstarcdcover.jpg
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  • '''Need more proof that the UK and the US are nations divided by two A&R communities? Take a look at Briti ...bands such as Bush, or more recently, Spacehog getting sales and attention in the US while keeping a low key following at home.
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  • [[File:UK16Poster.jpg|thumb|right|UK gigs poster]] [[File:Birmingham16.jpg|thumb|Muse in Birmingham 2016]]
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  • ...MuseWiki ULD]] has <big>22/44</big> performances of this song.<br><small>[[In Your World/Missing (live)|This is a list of missing performances.]]</small> | Name = In Your World
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  • ...ifferent. Now we're looking forward to our first headlining tour of the UK in February. ...0 and 1500 people, selling out shows, playing longer sets. We've just been in France where it's gone from nowhere to everywhere pretty quickly."
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  • ''' 'We toured with U2 last year in South America. And there’s definitely a little bit of influence come on t ...o 2009’s ‘[[The Resistance (album)|The Resistance]]’ and has been recorded in London. It contains a total of 13 tracks. The album includes recent single
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  • ...our in October. Surprisingly, Endlessly was performed at every single date in 2003 after its first performance with the sole exception being a promotiona ...d at the next gig after Endlessly's last performance, and it was performed in the place of Endlessly for the rest of the tour.
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  • ...s soundchecked at an unknwon date (commonly believed to be a gig in Osaka) in 2004, possibly at several dates, but never performed live during the tour. ...aced by the Helsinki Jam for the next tour. Because there were so few gigs in 2008, it has become one of the least performed jams by the band.
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  • ...ky Piano<ref name="absobon">[[Absolution (album)#UK bonus DVD | Absolution UK bonus DVD]]</ref>, Rule By Secrecy At 3:19 in the song, there is a very subtle mistake in Bellamy's playing.
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  • ...as performed somewhat often live between 1996 and 1998, making appearances in three out of the four known 1997 setlists as well as the May 1998 setlist k ...March 2000. After this, it was only performed once in June and four times in October before being dropped permanently from setlists.
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  • ...ne off appearance at one of the main The 2nd Law Tour shows in Los Angeles in January 2013, but it made no subsequent appearances on tour and hasn't been ...band re-released their performance of the song at the BBC Live Lounge 2012 in greyscale. While song hasn't been played live since 2013, it was surprising
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  • ...aller gigs, which took place in several theatres across the USA and Europe in the autumn of 2022. ..., by 5PM, on 20th June. In North America, pre-sale was accessed by signing-in to the Members account for a unique code.
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  • | Venue = Celebrity Theatre<!--They use the UK spelling--> ...tephenie Meyer]] first met the band and asked if she could use a Muse song in the movie adaptation of ''[[Twilight]]''.<ref>
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  • ...The final goal of this project is to be able to obtain setlists from these gigs with the added knowledge of which ones to search for. In addition, setlists that were provided by a notorious user on this site will
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  • ...2-26 | fetch=2007-11-29 | pub=MicroCuts/Radio 1 | url=http://microcuts.net/uk/news/archives/12222000-uk_gigs_announced.php | dom=microcuts.net | type=ext ...e=2000-12-26 | fetch=2007-11-29 | pub=MicroCuts | url=http://microcuts.net/uk/news/archives/12262000-spring_2001_tour.php | dom=microcuts.net | type=ext
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  • ...of times in 2011, the most notable of which being at the Reading and Leeds gigs where the band played Origin of Symmetry start to finish to celebrate the a ...hn's Farm 2011 (gig) | Little John's Farm]] (Reading Festival) || Reading, UK || [http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5m1i6r Watch here] {{Backup}}
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  • ...half pyramid and half UFO. So, the three impressive blocks that were seen in the last tour risk to be forgotten soon. ...ll be videos posted in Youtube. In muse.mu you can follow the dates of the gigs.
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  • [[File:UK16Poster.jpg|thumb|right|UK gigs poster]] [[File:MuseManchester162.jpg|thumb|right|Night two in Manchester Arena 2016]]
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  • ...It wouldn't be until October 2001 when Darkshines was given a regular spot in the setlists, which continued for the rest of the year until the song was d ...1 at the Reading & Leeds Festival gigs where Origin of Symmetry was played in full to celebrate the album's 10th anniversary. These performances were pla
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  • ...he tour was set in Europe, with one exception being the Fuji Rock Festival in Japan. The tour ended with the show at the first installment of Lollapalooz ...cluded Muse's first performance and headlining of Download Festival in the UK.
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  • ==Royal pains in the arse== *Typographical students and those in the know: check whether our conventions are correct
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  • ...tre Tour''' was a tour around amphitheatres in the USA, including one stop in Canada. The tour began on May 20th 2017 and lasted until September 20th of ...featured stops in outdoor amphitheatres across the USA, including one gig in Toronto, Canada. This was a co-headlining tour with [[30 Seconds to Mars]],
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  • [[File:UK16Poster.jpg|thumb|right|UK gigs poster]] First of the two 360 gigs in Manchester.
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  • ...egarded highly among fans years later, often appearing in fan requests for gigs after several ''Drones'' tour performances. ...ort of to ourselves really about wanting to... keep up the vibe - not give in to the pressure to just go to university and get a job. It's like a kick up
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  • ...arances for the rest of the Black Holes and Revelations Tour. Performances in 2006 were also played half a step down. ...2 || [[London Wembley Arena 2006 - 22nd (gig) | Wembley Arena]] || London, UK || [http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x53ospp_muse-exo-politics-london-wembl
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  • ...eir second album, ''Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge'' was released in 2004. In 2006, the band released probably their most iconic album ''The Black Parade ...ey do I feel is groundbreaking every record. The fact that they would play in the US with us and support just meant the world to us".<ref>[http://www.you
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  • ...sub>2</sub> complex housed under the dome, is named after its sponsor, the UK telecommunications company O<sub>2</sub>. Apart from the arena, the dome bu ...a takes up approximately 40% of the building. For London's Summer Olympics in 2012, the arena was renamed to North Greenwich Arena due to regulations reg
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  • |[[Showbiz_(album)#UK_sampler_CD-R|Showbiz UK Sampler CD]] <small>(5)</small> ...Hate This & I'll Love You. The song originates from 1996, appearing often in early setlists as well as on the Newton Abbot Demo.
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  • F: Ooh, in the morning in the morn, really early then. F: ... in the afternoon.
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  • [[File:2012-10-16_UKIndoorPosterr.jpg|thumb|right|UK gigs poster]] | Previous = [[London BBC Radio Theatre 2012 (gig) | Radio 2 In Concert]]
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  • ...g|thumb|right|Official promotional poster for the first leg of the tour in UK]] | Next = [[Psycho UK Tour]]
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  • [[File:UK16Poster.jpg|thumb|right|UK gigs poster]] [[File:MuseGlasgow161.jpg|thumb|right|Muse in Glasgow 2016 - Night one]]
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  • [[File:2009-11-04_UKPoster2.jpg|thumb|right|UK gigs poster]] [[File:2009-11-04_SheffieldMuse.jpg|thumb|right|Muse in Sheffield]]
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  • [[File:UK16Poster.jpg|thumb|right|UK gigs poster]] ...h [[Phantogram]] at this specific show, making this one of the rare indoor gigs with two support acts.
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  • | Recorded = 2016 - Air Studios, London, UK ...ley. It was mixed and mastered by [[Rich Costey]] at Sound Factory Studios in Los Angeles.
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  • ''An interview with Matthew Bellamy in the 2000-06 issue of Juice Magazine.'' ...playing at all the big UK summer festivals before heading Down Under again in October for a proper tour.
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  • | Body = Alder encased in one-piece graphite composite | Wood = Alder body, wrapped in a carbon-graphite shell
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  • ...halt when they came off stage [[Los Angeles Gibson Amphitheatre 2007 (gig)|in Los Angeles]]. ...our award was presented to band’s drummer, [[Dominic Howard|Dom Howard]]. In his [[Dom likes Spiderman|onstage Spiderman outfit]], laughing like a horse
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  • ...the [[Will of the People (album)|Will of the People]] era, and first tour in three years, since the pandemic of 2020. ...he [[Kentucky James B. Beam Distillery 2022 (gig)|James B. Beam Distillery in Kentucky]], when Muse played a gig as part of Jim Beam Welcome Sessions.
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  • ...s throughout 1999 and 2000. At this time Sober appeared at the majority of gigs but was still very often skipped live. The song was popular enough to conti ...roughout 2001, the band brought back Sober for the Origin of Symmetry tour in October/November. Muse considered many songs such as Map of Your Head and S
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  • Part of the [[Psycho UK Tour]]. Announced on March 11th together with other gigs of the tour.
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  • ...reaches #13 20060911]</ref> <small>(UK download chart)</small>, 7 <small>(UK physical)</small><ref>[http://invictus.softmeg.com/forums.php?m=posts&p=501 |title=Muse Get Stuck At Sea — Without Unicorns — In 'Starlight' Clip
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  • ...e=2003-09-12 | fetch=2006-10-26 | pub=MicroCuts | url=http://microcuts.net/uk/news/archives/09122003-london_private_show.php | dom=microcuts.net | type=e ...gigs archive | fetch=2007-10-21 | pub=MicroCuts | url=http://microcuts.net/uk/concerts/ViewShow.php?id=461&year=2003 | dom=microcuts.net | type=ext
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  • [[File:UK16Poster.jpg|thumb|right|UK gigs poster]] [[File:MuseO2162.jpg|thumb|right|Matt during Plug in Baby]]
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  • Fury was performed three times in 2002 (it is also possible though unlikely that the song was performed at Qu ...reappeared in the 2007 Oceanic leg of the Black Holes and Revelations Tour in November, making regular appearances until the year as well as receiving a
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  • ...(single)|Hyper Music/Feeling Good]] <small>CD (2), Vinyl (2), DE CD (2,4), UK Promo CD (1)</small> |[[H.A.A.R.P._(live)|H.A.A.R.P.]] <small>Promo DVD (1), DVD (9), UK, DA, FR Promo CD (1), iTunes Pre-Order (24)</small>
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  • '''Presumably muse were offered slots at various UK festival. Why pick V?'''<br/> ...n a bit cursed when it comes to the V Festival. The last time we did it [''in 2004''] Chris [''Wolstenholme, bassist''] wasn’t playing as he’d broken
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  • ...never be a live contender for the band, especially since the song came out in 2001, was a b-side, and was not included as a setlist option at the [[Londo ...illed (song)|Kill or Be Killed (Felsmann + Tiley Reinterpretation)]] remix in subsequent shows that year.
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  • ...face. What is known, however, is that Minimum made at least one appearance in 1999 at the Exeter Lemon Grove. The studio performance of Minimum, released ...all between September 2000 and July 2002. Minimum did return for one show in August 2002, though no footage of it has surfaced as of now.
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  • ...played at the [[Sacramento Discovery Park 2022 (gig)|Aftershock Festival]] in Sacramento. ...nce (live)|Resistance]]). In all 2022 performances Matt sang the oooh-oohs in the chorus, while from 2023 onwards that task was left to Chris and Dan as
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  • ...ake place in July, was cancelled for safety reasons, due to a coup attempt in Turkey. Due to the tour taking place in outside areas, Muse weren't able to bring in the flying drones, used during the 360 tour. This was done for health and s
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  • ...in London who still operates today, despite being under threat for closure in 2015 by a nearby redevelopment work for a private property. Muse have worked in Air Studios on nearly every album since [[Absolution (album)|Absolution]],
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  • [[File:UK16Poster.jpg|thumb|right|UK gigs poster]] ...d Dom's soundcheck hoverboard rides were posted during the first two dates in Bercy, before this gig, [https://www.instagram.com/p/BEG_oftSMUN/ Chris's w
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  • Part of the [[Psycho UK Tour]]. Announced on March 11th together with other gigs of the tour.
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  • [[File:UK16Poster.jpg|thumb|right|UK gigs poster]] ...[[Riffs_and_jams#Munich_Jam|Munich Jam]]. Like the last time it was played in 2009, it featured [[Calum Taylor]] on bagpipes. This time however, it was a
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  • ...ntly plastered on Beaujolais Nouveau this afternoon at a wine-tasting fair in rural France. ...as good as mine). And where everyone else here today spits out their wine in the buckets provided, lest they become too intoxicated, Muse swallow.
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  • [[File:2012-10-16_UKIndoorPosterr.jpg|thumb|right|UK gigs poster]] | Next = [[London BBC Radio Theatre 2012 (gig) | Radio 2 In Concert]]
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  • [[File:UK16Poster.jpg|thumb|right|UK gigs poster]] Last of the five O2 gigs of this tour.
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  • | Chart position = 10 <small>(UK Download)</small><ref name="bbc20040901"> ...rl=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/3617020.stm | dom=bbc.co.uk | type=ext
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  • |[[H.A.A.R.P. (live)|H.A.A.R.P.]] <small>CD, iTunes Pre-Order (9), DVD (13), UK, DA, FR, FI Promo, Promo DVD (2)</small> |url=http://microcuts.net/uk/news/archives/07162003-cctv_muse_rehearsals.php
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