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[[File:Glen-matt-rehearsals.jpg | thumb | 220px | right | Glen Rowe and Matt Bellamy during the rehearsals for The Unsustainable Stadium Tour]] | [[File:Glen-matt-rehearsals.jpg | thumb | 220px | right | Glen Rowe and Matt Bellamy during the rehearsals for The Unsustainable Stadium Tour]] | ||
'''Glen Rowe''' was formerly Muse's tour manager, allthough he returned back to work for Muse since 2012. | '''Glen Rowe''' was formerly Muse's tour manager, allthough he returned back to work for Muse since 2012. | ||
He is also the founder and the owner of [[Cato Music]], which he established in 2001 and [[Cato Academy]], established in 2014. | |||
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*He breakdanced on stage at Top of The Pops<ref name="GlenBreakdancingTOTP"/>! It was Matt Bellamy's birthday and he dared Glen to do it. | *He breakdanced on stage at Top of The Pops<ref name="GlenBreakdancingTOTP"/>! It was Matt Bellamy's birthday and he dared Glen to do it. | ||
*Glen used to be a drummer for small local and school bands | *Glen used to be a drummer for small local and school bands | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
<references> | <references> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:46, 26 August 2015
Glen Rowe was formerly Muse's tour manager, allthough he returned back to work for Muse since 2012. He is also the founder and the owner of Cato Music, which he established in 2001 and Cato Academy, established in 2014.
Tour Management History
- Muse - 2000 - 2003 | 2012 - present
- fiNuk - ?
- Hard-Fi
- The Streets
- Manic Street Preachers
- The Thrills
- The Zutons
- The Kooks
Trivia
- His first job working for Muse was being a drum tech for Dom
- He introduced Dom Howard to DW Drums[1].
- He breakdanced on stage at Top of The Pops[2]! It was Matt Bellamy's birthday and he dared Glen to do it.
- Glen used to be a drummer for small local and school bands
References
- ↑ Tom Porter. (2010-03-12). Music Room article. MusicRadar/Rhythm Magazine. Retrieved 2012-02-27 from www.musicradar.com.
- ↑ Muse. (2001 ?). Glen Rowe breakdancing on Top of The Pops. YouTube. Retrieved 2012-02-27 from www.youtube.com.