Difference between revisions of "Nijmegen Goffertpark 2010 (gig)"
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| 02 = Supermassive Black Hole | | 02 = Supermassive Black Hole | ||
| 03 = New Born | | 03 = New Born | ||
| 04 = Map of the Problematique | | 04 = Map of the Problematique | 04app = + {{Who Knows Who}} riff | ||
| 05 = MK ULTRA | | 05 = MK ULTRA | ||
| 06 = Bliss | | 06 = Bliss | ||
| 07 = Guiding Light | | 07 = Guiding Light | ||
| 08pre = {{Interlude}} | 08 = Hysteria | | 08pre = {{Interlude}} | 08 = Hysteria | 08app = + {{Back in Black}} outro | ||
| 09 = Nishe | | 09 = Nishe | ||
| 10 = United States of Eurasia | | 10 = United States of Eurasia | ||
Revision as of 23:14, 20 June 2010
| Muse show | |
|---|---|
| Venue | Goffertpark[1] |
| Date | 19th June 2010[1] |
| Location | Nijmegen, GE[source?] |
| Country | Netherlands |
| Songs | 22[source?] |
| Support | Ghinzu, Editors[2][source?] |
| Start (UTC+2) | Unknown |
| Capacity | 60.000[source?] |
| Price (EUR) | 49.00[source?] |
| Sold out? | Unknown |
This concert was announced on the 22nd of November, 2009. General sale started on the 28th of November at 10:00.[3] Support acts were Belgian rock band Ghinzu and the British indie rock band Editors.
The most voted songs on the official setlist polls were Bliss, Citizen Erased, Knights of Cydonia, Plug In Baby and Butterflies & Hurricanes, all but the last of which were played at the gig.
Setlist
- Uprising (extended)
- Supermassive Black Hole
- New Born
- Map of the Problematique + Who Knows Who riff
- MK ULTRA
- Bliss
- Guiding Light
- Interlude + Hysteria + Back in Black outro
- Nishe
- United States of Eurasia
- Feeling Good
- MK Jam
- Undisclosed Desires
- Resistance
- Starlight
- House of the Rising Sun riff + Time Is Running Out
- Unnatural Selection
Encore 1
- Citizen Erased
- Stockholm Syndrome
Encore 2
- Take a Bow
- Plug In Baby
- Man With a Harmonica intro + Knights of Cydonia
References
- ↑ a b 3 European Stadium Shows Announced! (2009-11-22). Muse website. Retrieved 2009-11-22 from muse.mu.
- ↑ http://www.nu.nl/muziek/2258206/editors-en-ghinzu-gasten-van-muse-in-nijmegen.html
- ↑ 19 June 2010 — Goffertpark, Nijmegen, The Netherlands (2009-11-22). Muse website. Retrieved 2009-11-22 from muse.mu.