MBVLoveless
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More likely to be Roger Waters at this point I'm afraid; an announcement for the UK stuff is expected following the european stadium dates. I wouldn't expect Muse stadium dates until the new year.
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If Coldplay are £50-55 for an arena tour, and Rush/Radiohead £65-75, you can bet Muse will be wanting to charge the same. A damned shame if true. Personally, I'd be a lot happier if they reduced the theatrics and made it cheaper so I don't look at each new announcement with sheer dread - and this is coming from the man who desperately wants to see Roger Water's current tour of 'The Wall' and considers The Flaming Lips the pinnacle of a live show.
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p.s it wont let me pm you.. i know you said to do that instead
please let me know asap cos i'll ask someone else instead
thanks
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Hi i'm interested in buying your two tickets for tonights show are you still selling ?
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I'm grateful for this thread, as its been getting me to think practically about a problem I've got with my upcoming Muse gig. I'm going with three other people. I'm going to be fine - I imagine any pit would be equal in intensity to Oasis, a tad higher than Foo Fighters, both of which I've been alright with (though I never want to go through the Country House/Song 2/Parklife experience ever again!) One of my friends is also an experienced gigger, and another is a very well-built person and will be able to deal with anything. However, my third friend is a tiny, not-particularly-strong person, and whilst she would love to be the front would be overwhelmed, scared and would probably faint. I've been worrying about this, and I've considered things like having her on my shoulders, but that'll block someone else's view and I'll have to be more careful with my own movement. Ultimately I think we'll probably have to use the lower tier seating, but I'm curious how deep into the crowd we'll be able to go safely.
