Tours & Live Performances
20 entries in the Muse compendium.
Absolution TourA complete record of Muse's legendary Glastonbury 2004 headlining set plus exclusive tour Showbiz TourNo tour details available in source.Glastonbury Festival 2016A sonic explosion where Muse conquered the Pyramid Stage with theatrical grandeur.The 2nd Law TourA futuristic spectacle bringing the album's dystopian visions to life on stage.Glastonbury Festival 2004Muse claimed the Pyramid Stage in a defining moment of mid-2000s rock history.Hyde Park Free ConcertA legendary London spectacle where music met the masses in an unforgettable free performanBlack Holes and Revelations Tour 2006Three musicians, one stage, and a universe of light and fire that swallowed the arena wholOrigin of Symmetry Tour 2001Three lads from Devon turned a 2001 album cycle into a full-blown rock spectacle.Lollapalooza 2003Three players, one stage, and a sound that swallowed the summer sky whole.Reading Festival 2007Three pieces of hardware, a wall of pyro, and a crowd that lost its collective mind.The Resistance Tour 2009A three-man orchestra of defiance, fire, and widescreen rock theater.Lollapalooza 2007Three Brits, one enormous Chicago summer, and a setlist that bent the sky.Showbiz Tour 2002Three instruments, one pyrotechnic storm, and a frontman who sang like the sky was crackinReading Festival 2012Three musicians, one colossal stage, and a summer crowd that never stopped screaming.Rock in Rio 2013Three men, one colossal stage, and a Lisbon crowd that never once stopped screaming.Coachella 2010Three men, a desert, and a symphony of fire that turned Coachella's golden hour into a catHAARP Tour 2011Where the sky became a speaker and the crowd became the signal.Drones Tour 2015A world-stage war machine where three men turned rock into spectacle and the crowd into a Coachella 2014Three men, a desert, and a stage that burned like a dying star.Wembley Stadium 2015Ninety thousand voices and a wall of fire: Muse turned Wembley into a war-room of sound.
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