Devore Hyundai Pavilion 2006 (gig)
| Muse show | |
|---|---|
| Venue | Hyundai Pavilion[source?] (KROQ Inland Invasion[source?]) |
| Date | 23rd September 2006[source?] |
| Location | Devore, CA[source?] |
| Country | USA |
| Songs | 9[source?] |
| Support | Unknown |
| Supported | Guns N' Roses, Alice in Chains[source?] |
| Start (UTC−7) | Unknown |
| Capacity | 10,902 (seated), 54,098 (Lawn)[source?] |
| Price (USD) | 75 (for pit and orchestra), 55 (loge), 35 (lawn)[source?] |
| Sold out? | No[source?] |
Information
General ticket sale started on the 19th of August at 10:00. Tickets were available to be won from KROQ before that date.
The Show
The Debase solo again was played in its original form aside from different percussion, but contrary to reports that suggest otherwise, the solo was placed at the end of the song rather than in its original place.[1] Christopher Wolstenholme attempted some death grunt vocals during the Assassin solo that's on the album.
Dominic Howard screwed up before Time Is Running Out when he began to play Starlight along with Wolstenholme playing Time Is Running Out. Howard managed to stop playing in time. Matthew Bellamy improvised by playing a few more riffs.[2]
Media
This show was broadcast from the AT&T Blue Room and is available on MuseBootlegs here - info states this is not the original file which may have been lost.
The full show can be watched on YouTube here
An interview took place backstage.[3]
Setlist
- Knights of Cydonia
(Manson Chrome Bomber, Rickenbacker 4001) - Hysteria
(Manson Chrome Bomber, candy tangerine Fender Jazz Bass) - Assassin (extended)
(Manson Mirror, 5-string Fender Jazz Bass) - New Born
(Manson M1D1 Mirror, black Fender Jazz Bass) - Butterflies & Hurricanes
(Manson Mirror, candy tangerine Fender Jazz Bass) - Map of the Problematique + Maggie's Farm outro
(Manson M1D1 Mirror, Rickenbacker 4001) - Plug In Baby
(Manson Mirror, candy tangerine Fender Jazz Bass) - Riff + Time Is Running Out
(Manson M1D1 Black, candy tangerine Fender Jazz Bass) - Stockholm Syndrome
(Manson M1D1 Mirror, black Fender Jazz Bass)
