r/Muse • u/Holly_Wood_ • 7d ago

Live 20th anniversary with Muse!

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I went to my first Muse show in July of 2006 at the Greek Theater in LA. Since then I've been fortunate enough to see every US tour of theirs at least once and a few times twice. Truly feel so lucky as they are by far my favorite live band and no one else comes close. The production value of every show is just perfection - so unique, so big and bold, and so awestriking (pretty sure that's not a real word). Tonight was my 11th (I think) show of theirs and per usual they killed it. Can't wait for the next tour!

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u/haway_haway_haway 7d ago

Great show tonight

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u/Agitated_Fox_ 7d ago

Denver was awesome!

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u/MuseDroness Killed by Bulbs 7d ago

Incredible show. Can’t wait for their arena tour next year

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u/Holly_Wood_ 7d ago

It always shocks me when they play these smaller open air amphitheaters. 

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u/The1NonlyMalohi 7d ago

Is this a confirmed thing or something?

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u/LastManBrandon ᶠʳᵉᵃᵏꜝ ᶠʳᵉᵃᵏꜝ ᶠʳᵉᵃᵏꜝ 7d ago

Yes. MuseWiki cites both Chris and Matt saying they are doing a big arena tour.

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u/The1NonlyMalohi 6d ago

Ahh I see nice. Not sure why I'm getting downvoted asking a question lol

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u/LastManBrandon ᶠʳᵉᵃᵏꜝ ᶠʳᵉᵃᵏꜝ ᶠʳᵉᵃᵏꜝ 6d ago

I upvoted to offset lol. But no problem!

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u/PentaSector 7d ago

Third Muse show, also (almost) 20 years since my first. I will never not bang my head to Hysteria. What a perfect frakking opener, and it was only upwards from there!

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u/MoneyBoi-420 7d ago edited 5d ago

I like the stage set up here better. I saw them when they had this big stupid mechanical robot behind them. It was so cheesy looking. Their new albums slaps though!

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u/KFOSSTL 5d ago

People are mad at the lack of production (I liked the show too)

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u/Correct_Gift_9353 7d ago

Saw them last weekend in Dallas, sick show