Their set looked fit for a dystopian space apocalypse and fans went wild for the band who played songs off their most recent album along with old classics like “Plug In Baby” and “Knights of Cydonia.”

You can watch a sneak peak of their crazy live show here:

Anyone who has been to a Muse gig will know that the band are notorious for putting on a big show. They never skip out on electric gadgets and gimicks but this show plans to take things to the next level.

Last year, Matt Bellamy told NME: “We’re going to do the biggest tour and just blow people’s minds with stuff they’ve never seen before. We’re going to come up with something that no one’s ever seen before.

“We’re always interested in the latest technology and what’s cutting edge, so we’re always thinking of the new thing that nobody’s ever used before in a concert. And we found something and we’re going to use that.”

Muse will play their next show on Sunday (February 24) in Dallas, Texas.

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The band will kick off 2019 Simulation Theory World Tour in the United States with a show in Houston on February 22nd. They will then continue touring across North America, the United Kingdom, and Europe before ending the run on July 22nd in Madrid, Spain.

According to the press release, the tour will feature “Enhanced Experience Package,” which will allow fans to take part in the Mixed Reality Pre-Show Party. Those who decided to take on this package will get “an interactive photo experience with memorabilia from the band’s latest videos, a VIP poster, and three original virtual reality games inspired by tracks from the record.”

You can check out the full list of dates for the 2019 Simulation Theory World Tour below. If you don’t see your city on the list, don’t worry, since additional dates will be announced soon.

Follow up to the 2015’s Drones, Simulation Theory sees Muse taking inspiration from the science fiction themes and 1980s pop culture. It was produced by Rich Costey, Mike Elizondo, Shellback, and Timbaland, while the cover for the record was done by Stranger Things artist Kyle Lambert. The band already released singles “Dig Down,” “Thought Contagion,” “Something Human,” “The Dark Side,” and “Pressure” from the album, with most of them receiving a mixed reception.

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Their set looked fit for a dystopian space apocalypse and fans went wild for the band who played songs off their most recent album along with old classics like “Plug In Baby” and “Knights of Cydonia.”

You can watch a sneak peak of their crazy live show here:

Anyone who has been to a Muse gig will know that the band are notorious for putting on a big show. They never skip out on electric gadgets and gimicks but this show plans to take things to the next level.

Last year, Matt Bellamy told NME: “We’re going to do the biggest tour and just blow people’s minds with stuff they’ve never seen before. We’re going to come up with something that no one’s ever seen before.

“We’re always interested in the latest technology and what’s cutting edge, so we’re always thinking of the new thing that nobody’s ever used before in a concert. And we found something and we’re going to use that.”

Muse will play their next show on Sunday (February 24) in Dallas, Texas.

The post Muse Kick Off Their Live Tour With a Bang appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

The band will kick off 2019 Simulation Theory World Tour in the United States with a show in Houston on February 22nd. They will then continue touring across North America, the United Kingdom, and Europe before ending the run on July 22nd in Madrid, Spain.

According to the press release, the tour will feature “Enhanced Experience Package,” which will allow fans to take part in the Mixed Reality Pre-Show Party. Those who decided to take on this package will get “an interactive photo experience with memorabilia from the band’s latest videos, a VIP poster, and three original virtual reality games inspired by tracks from the record.”

You can check out the full list of dates for the 2019 Simulation Theory World Tour below. If you don’t see your city on the list, don’t worry, since additional dates will be announced soon.

Follow up to the 2015’s Drones, Simulation Theory sees Muse taking inspiration from the science fiction themes and 1980s pop culture. It was produced by Rich Costey, Mike Elizondo, Shellback, and Timbaland, while the cover for the record was done by Stranger Things artist Kyle Lambert. The band already released singles “Dig Down,” “Thought Contagion,” “Something Human,” “The Dark Side,” and “Pressure” from the album, with most of them receiving a mixed reception.

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