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The Globalist was played at a festival for the first time, and was also televised for the first time. [[Back In Black (song)|Back In Black]] was supposed to be performed at this gig, and the band had previously hinted at a special guest joining them at some point during the gig in an interview shown before it was televised (presumably to sing the song) - but for unknown reasons, it was not played, and was scribbled off of the setlist.  
The Globalist was played at a festival for the first time, and was also televised for the first time. [[Back In Black (song)|Back In Black]] was supposed to be performed at this gig, and the band had previously hinted at a special guest joining them at some point during the gig in an interview shown before it was televised (presumably to sing the song) - but for unknown reasons, it was not played, and was scribbled off of the setlist.  


The set also contained the last performances of [[JFK (song)|JFK]] and the full version of [[Reapers (song)|Reapers]] to date.
The set contained the last performance of the full version of [[Reapers (song)|Reapers]] to date, as well as the last performance of [[JFK (song)|JFK]] until 2023.


This gig saw the debut of the [[Manson Stealth Bomber]].
This gig saw the debut of the [[Manson Stealth Bomber]].

Revision as of 21:19, 26 June 2023

Glastonbury Festival 2016 Poster
Confetti and streamers during Mercy
Matt at Glastonbury 2016
Setlist
Muse show
Venue Worthy Farm[1] (Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts[2]—Pyramid stage[3])
Date 24th June 2016[4]
Location Pilton[5]
Country United Kingdom
Songs 19
Support Foals et al.[6]
Start (GMT) 22:15
Capacity 90,000
Price
Sold out?




First gig of the Drones Festivals Tour 2016

Information

After another 6 years, Muse were headlining the Glastonbury Festival once again. The gig has been hinted by the band on their Facebook profile when they released this video. It was finally confirmed in March of 2016 that Muse will be headlining Glastonbury 2016, together with Coldplay and Adele.

The Globalist was played at a festival for the first time, and was also televised for the first time. Back In Black was supposed to be performed at this gig, and the band had previously hinted at a special guest joining them at some point during the gig in an interview shown before it was televised (presumably to sing the song) - but for unknown reasons, it was not played, and was scribbled off of the setlist.

The set contained the last performance of the full version of Reapers to date, as well as the last performance of JFK until 2023.

This gig saw the debut of the Manson Stealth Bomber.

Set Times

  • 11:00AM - The Orchestra of Syrian Music with Damon Albarn & Guests
  • 12:30PM - Rokia Traoré
  • 1:45PM - Skepta
  • 3:00PM - Two Door Cinema Club
  • 4:30PM - Jess Glynne
  • 6:15PM - ZZ Top
  • 9:15PM - Foals
  • 10:15PM - Muse

Speech

After Psycho Bellamy "Thank you Glastonbury! Let's do this!"
After Plug In Baby "Thank you."
After Supermassive Black Hole "Thank you Glastonbury!"
During Starlight "Come on Glastonbury."
After Munich Jam "Yes! That's the rhythm section. Lets hear it for Dominic Howard on the drums, and Chris Wolstenholholholme on the bass."
After Madness "Thank you Glastonbury!"
After Time Is Running Out "Cheers!"
Before Mercy "Put your hands in the air!"
After Mercy "Yes! How you guys doing?"
After Knights of Cydonia "Thank you Glastonbury, we love you so much! This is us coming here for the third time, have a great weekend!"
Howard "Thank you Glastonbury, you guys are fucking amazing, its so great to be back, thank you we love you! Have a great weekend, cheers, take care, see you."

Setlist

  1. [Drill Sergeant] + Psycho
    (Manson DR-1, woven chrome finish tricolor-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  2. Reapers
    (Manson DR-1, woven chrome finish tricolor-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  3. Plug In Baby (extended)
    (Manson Mirror, aqua blue finish white-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  4. Dead Inside
    (Manson Matt Black Stealth, aqua blue finish white-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  5. Map of the Problematique + Who Knows Who riff + Maggie's Farm riff
    (Manson Matt Black Stealth, woven chrome finish tricolor-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  6. Isolated System (shortened)
  7. The Handler
    (Manson Matt Black Stealth, woven chrome finish tricolor-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  8. Supermassive Black Hole
    (Manson M1D1 Stealth, aqua blue finish white-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  9. Starlight
    (graphite finish red-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  10. Munich Jam (fast ending)
    (aqua blue finish white-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  11. Madness
    (Manson Matt Black Stealth, Status Kitara Doubleneck Bass)
  12. [JFK] + Interlude + Hysteria + Heartbreaker riff + Back in Black outro
    (Manson Stealth Bomber, aqua blue finish white-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  13. Time is Running Out
    (Manson Matt Black Stealth, aqua blue finish white-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  14. Stockholm Syndrome + Township Rebellion riff + Execution Commentary riff + Endless Nameless riff
    (Manson Matt Black 2.0, woven chrome finish tricolor-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  15. The Globalist
    (Fender Aluminum Stratocaster, Status Graphite Slipstream, woven chrome finish tricolor-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  16. Drones
    Encore
  17. Uprising (extended)
    (Manson Matt Black Stealth, graphite finish blue-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  18. Mercy
    (Manson Matt Black Stealth, woven chrome finish tricolor-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)
  19. Man With a Harmonica + Knights of Cydonia
    (Manson Stealth Bomber, woven chrome finish tricolor-LED Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass)

References

See also


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