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Showbiz closed the set because of technical meltdown/curfew issues with KOC. Awesome performance!
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The 2023 WOTP worldwide tour is on target to become the band's 2nd consecutive tour to gross over US$100 million in one calendar year after their ST worldwide tour did so in 2019.
The number of career MUSE headlining arena shows at the O2 in London will total 13 with the just announced two dates in October 2023 breaking a tie with the Bercy Arena in Paris which has 11.
The band's 15 April 2016 in-the-round gig at this venue set an attendance record with 21,000 tickets sold which was later broken by Metallica in October 2017 with over 22K concert-goers at each of their shows.
The O2 arena located on the Greenwich Peninsula will be the second venue in the United Kingdom to generate over US$20 million in ticket sales revenue for MUSE after Wembley stadium became the first to cross this threshold with the band's four massive shows in 2007 and 2010.
Below is a break-down of box office figures for MUSE shows at the O2 arena in London by year:
2009 38,130 $2,143,494 £1,303,012 (2 shows)
2012 34,200 $2,854,786 £1,766,335 (2 shows)
2016 92,167 $8,202,360 £5,708,895 (5 shows)
2019 30,600 $3,566,648 £2,934,040 (2 shows)
2023 32,000 $4,000,000 £3,200,000 (2 shows) - Estimate based on an average ticket price of 100 quid
Sources: Pollstar and promoters
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Pollstar
2023 Mid-Year Top Worldwide Tours*
No. 12 MUSE [Tickets Sold] - 402,550
No. 20 MUSE [Gross Ticket Sales Revenue] - US$35,240,253
2023 Mid-Year Top North America Tours
No. 5 MUSE [Tickets Sold] - Same as above because all 28 shows took place in North America
No. 10 MUSE [Gross Ticket Sales Revenue] - Same as above
Taylor Swift occupies the No. 1 spot with an estimated US$300 million earned from 22 U.S. stadium shows and 1.2 million tickets sold. Her 'Eras' tour reportedly could generate $1.4 billion-plus in ticket sales from over 100 worldwide shows at its conclusion in 2024.
*Box office chart rankings based on shows played from 17/11/2022 to 17/05/2023
FInal MUSE Box Office Reports from the 2023 WOTP Tour in America - Tickets Sold
12,978 - Chicago, IL
11,726 - Portland, OR
11,500 (Est.) - Philadelphia, PA
10,839 - Salt Lake City, UT
10,695 - Anaheim, CA
10,433 - Glendale, AZ
7,430 - Houston, TX
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'Supermassive Black Hole' is back on the Shazam songs charts in more than 30 markets after being featured this month on the 'Mazey Day' episode in Season 6 of the dystopian sci-fi television series 'Black Mirror' on Netflix. Notable rankings for the track include:
#50 UK
#81 Worldwide
#106 USA
2023 WOTP Tour - 19 Shows in America
10,930 Estimated Average Attendance Per Arena Gig [Top 5 Markets: New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Seattle]
$1,138,945 Estimated Average Gross Per Arena Gig [Bottom 2 Markets: St. Louis and Houston]
2023 WOTP Tour - 5 Shows in Canada
Montreal
24,438 Attendees (2 Gigs)
Quebec City
20,606 (2 Gigs)
Toronto
12,953 (1 Gig)
2023 WOTP Tour - 4 Shows in Mexico
CDMX
107,270 Attendees (2 Gigs)
Monterrey
16,345
Guadalajara
13,128
MUSE Box Office Comparison For Four Arena Venues in America
Columbus, OH
2023 10,721 Ticket Sold - $1,016,448 Gross
2013 5,568 - $269,206
2010 7,833 - $354,290
Denver, CO
2023 10,873 - $1,238,184
2013 9,324 - $515,085
2010 8,661 - $408,080
Minneapolis, MN
2023 9,052 - $796,143
2013 6,904 - $411,832
2010 7,794 - $359,642
Seattle, WA
2023 12,293 - $1,575,075
2013 11,540 - $630,980
2010 13,879 - $573,693
Sources: Pollstar, Billboard Boxscore, and promoters including AEG Presents
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Quote below from Nina Symone, singer-songwriter, classical pianist, and civil rights activist in honor of celebrating Juneteenth in America. She was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018.
''An artist's duty, as far as I am concerned, is to reflect the times. I think that is true of painters, sculptors, poets, musicians. As far as I'm concerned, it's their choice, but I choose to reflect the times and situations in which I find myself."
'Feeling Good' UK Singles Chart (Peak Positions):
#24 MUSE (2001) - Gold 400,000 certified units/sales (BPI) - Released as a double A-side single with 'Hyper Music' in 2001 and charted again from 2008-11
#40 Nina Symone (1994) - Platinum 600,000 (BPI)
#69 Michael Bublé (2010) - Gold 400,000 (BPI)
What is the oldest track appearing on a studio album that has yet to be played live in its full version? Demo instrumental versions were first played at Leeds and Reading in 2001 and very brief intro teases were played at gigs in Brazil and NYC in 2008 and 2018, respectively. The song about forgotten memories was originally titled World Crumbling.
Lena Hall, Tony Award winning singer and actress, covered it beautifully on the 10th set of Obsessed digital 4-track EPs she released in 2018.
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Danke sehr. I need to hire a copy editor. LOL. I also forgot to mention these two other iconic artists influenced by Bach:
"If you love Bach, Mozart, Chopin and Beethoven, you can’t help but be influenced. They wrote the greatest melodies and the most beautiful things of all time," Elton John told the invited crowd of music industry figures at the Royal Academy of Music which he joined as a piano student when he was 11 years old.
Nina Simone's first musical love was Johann Sebastian Bach.
"Each note you play is connected to the next note, and every note has to be executed perfectly or the whole effect is lost. Once I understood Bach's music I never wanted to be anything other than a concert pianist. Bach made me dedicate my life to music.”
She plays a stunning Bach-style fugue in the middle of one of her classic songs ...
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Notable artists with one or more songs influenced/inspired by German composer JS Bach:
MUSE/Matt Bellamy (Toccata and Fugue in D minor for 'PiB' and intro to 'Halloween' on WOTP world tour and Prelude and Fugue #1 in C Major from Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1 for 'Unintended-Acoustic and Piano Lullaby versions on Cryosleep solo album)
The Beatles/Paul McCartney & John Lennon w/ George Martin - 'Blackbird' and 'Penny Lane' and 'All You Need Is Love' and 'In My Life'
Paul Simon - 'American Tune' and 'Bridge Over Troubled Water'
The Beach Boys - 'Lady Lynda'
Metallica - 'Damage Inc'
The Doors - 'Light My Fire'
Led Zeppelin - 'Heartbreaker' (Live 1972 BBC Sessions)
Deep Purple - 'Nothing At All'
Van Halen - 'Eruption'
Lady Gaga - Intro to 'Bad Romance' music video based on Prelude and Fugue #24 in B minor from Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1
Mike Oldfield - 'Tubular Bells Pt 1'
Eminem - 'Brainless'
Procol Harum - 'A Whiter Shade of Pale'
Amy Grant - 'Sing Your Praise To The Lord' based on Prelude and Fugue #2 in C minor from Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1
Charles Gounod - 'Ave Maria' based on Prelude and Fugue #1 in C Major from Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1
Apollo 100 - 'Joy'
Sweetbox - 'Everything's Gonna Be Alright'
Jem - 'They'
MC Fioti - 'Bum Bum Tam Tam'
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MUSE Estimated Average Career Concert Tickets Sold at Stadiums and Parks:
55,750 France (16 shows) - Paris (SdF, Parc des Princes, Champ de Mars); Marseille; Lyon; Bordeaux; Nice; and Maxéville - 892K attendees
53,750 Netherlands (4 shows) - Goffertpark; Malieveld at The Hague; and Amsterdam ArenA - 215K attendees
53,000 Malaysia (1 show) - Bukit Jalil National Stadium
47,000 United Kingdom (16 shows) - London (Wembley, Emirates, London Stadiums); Manchester (Etihad Stadium and Old Trafford Cricket Ground); Glasgow; Milton Keynes; Huddersfield, Coventry; Bristol; and Plymouth - 752K attendees
45,500 Mexico (6 shows) - Mexico City (Foro Sol) and Monterrey (Estadio Banorte) - 273K attendees
45,000 Italy (9 shows) - Milano (San Siro); Roma (Stadio Olimpico); and Torino (Stadio Olimpico Grande) - 405K attendees
44,500 Portugal (2 shows) - Lisboa and Oporto - 89K attendees
39,000 Germany (2 shows) - Köln (RheinEnergie Stadion) - 78K attendees
34,000 Belgium (1 show) - Werchter Park (2013) - 34K attendees [Note: 9 festival dates at this venue are not included]
33,000 Switzerland (3 shows) - Bern (Wankdorf Stadion and Areal Open Air Park) - 100K attendees
31,600 Spain (6 shows) - Madrid; Barcelona; Bilbao; Santander; and Vigo - 190K attendees
28,500 Russia (5 shows) - Moskva (Luzhniki, Olympic and Spartak Stadiums) and Saint Petersburg (Petrovsky Stadium) - 142K attendees
Estimated Career Concert Tickets Sold for 21st Century British Breakthrough Artists (2000-2024):
20 Million - Coldplay
16 Million - Ed Sheeran
9 Million - MUSE
7 Million - One Direction
6 Million - Harry Styles
3 Million - Mumford & Sons
2 Million - Adele
2 Million - Arctic Monkeys
2 Million - Florence + The Machine
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MUSE tour history in Lyon, France
January 2000 - Ninkasi club - 300 capacity
July 2000 - Ancient Theatre at Fourvière - Built in the 1st century BC, completed in the 2nd century AD, and restored in the 20th century
2001, 2003, 2006 and 2009 - Halle Tony Garnier - 17K capacity
2023 - Groupama Stadium - 59K capacity
Review translated from Le Progrès newspaper:
"For its first concert in the stadium in Lyon, Matt Bellamy's group showed all its know-how and satisfied the fans, with a show lasting more than two hours. Between pyrotechnic effects, and 25 songs never overplayed, Muse seems to have reached its high point this Thursday evening in front of the 59,000 people present. The three Britons offered a generous concert, which gave pride of place to all the eras of the group, and which knew how to satiate the musical appetite of the Lyonnais."
Review from The Guardian:
"Sublimely ridiculous rock’n’roll camp...With pyrotechnics that might tire a pyromaniac and a giant blow-up Satan, the Devonian stadium-fillers have lost none of their thrilling pomp..."
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/jun/16/muse-review-sublimely-ridiculous-rocknroll-camp
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WOTP World Tour 2022-23
Updated Breakdown of Estimated Ticket Sales by Market (Excluding Festivals)
412,000 North America (32 gigs in the US, Canada, and Mexico including 4 theatre shows)
705,000 Europe (28 gigs including 4 arena shows, 4 theatre shows, 2 charity gigs in London, and 1 homecoming club show in Exeter)
53,000 Asia
1,170,000 Estimated Total Attendance
$108 Million Estimated Total Gross
Top Markets:
225,000 France (Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Bordeaux, and Maxéville)
215,000 USA
190,000 UK
137,000 Mexico
85,000 Italy
69,000 Netherlands
60,000 Canada
53,000 Malaysia
39,000 Germany (Cologne and Berlin)
39,000 Spain (Santander and Vigo)
26,000 Switzerland
20,000 Austria
12,000 Ireland
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MUSE Box Office Comparison
Centre Bell/Montreal
US$1,916,767 Gross from 24,438 fans at two shows on 14-15 March 2023
US$1,375,910 Gross from 28.475 fans at two shows on 20-21 January 2016
US$1,370,644 Gross from 24,939 fans at two shows on 23-24 April 2013
Sources: Pollstar and Promoters
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MUSE Box Office Report from Pollstar
8 April 2023 - T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, NV
$1,129,042 Gross Revenue from Ticket Sales
12,775 Attendees
Avg Ticket Price $88.38
Source: AEG Presents (Promoter)
This is the highest grossing and most attended career headlining concert for MUSE in Las Vegas.
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MUSE Box Office Comparison
RheinEnergie Stadion/Köln
$3.3 Million Gross from 37,434 fans at concert on 9 June 2023
$3.1 Million Gross from 40,400 fans at concert on 29 June 2019
Billboard Mid-Year Boxscore Charts Rankings (November 2022 to April 2023)
Top Tours - Total Gross
#1 Harry Styles
#2 Elton John
#3 Coldplay
#4 Ed Sheeran
#24 MUSE $31,850,719 from 25 reported shows
Top Ticket Sales - Total Attendance
#1 Harry Styles
#2 Coldplay
#4 Ed Sheeran
#5 Elton John
#15 MUSE 361,689 from 25 reported shows
Congrats to Manchester City FC and the Cityzen supporters including superfan Noel Gallagher for winning their first UEFA Champions League title!
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"A ferocious and compulsive rock show for the masses...67,000 transfixed Dutch fans sign up to Muse's sci-fi rock revolution..."
NME review of the massive Malieveld gig in the Netherlands
https://www.nme.com/reviews/live/muse-live-review-den-haag-the-hague-will-of-the-people-tour-3453031
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Malaysia concert on 29 July moved to Bukit Jalil National Stadium in Kuala Lumpur due to popular demand. Coldplay will also perform at this venue at the end of their 2023 tour. Billie Eilish played there last summer in front of 25,000 fans and Ed Sheeran also had a gig there in 2019 with over 40,000 concert-goers in attendance.
Career MUSE Box Office Breakdown by Album Touring Era
Gross Ticket Revenue and Attendance (Estimated):
$108 million and 1.2 million tickets sold - WOTP (2022-23) [Assuming tour does not add legs in South America, Asia and Oceania]
$103 million and 1.3 million - ST (2018-19)
$105 million and 1.6 million tickets sold - Drones (2015-17)
$120 million and 1.73 million tickets sold - T2L (2012-14)
$102 million and 1.67 million tickets sold - TR (2009-11)
$45 million and 1.0 million tickets sold - BHaR (2006-08)
$5 million and 0.6 million tickets sold - Abso, OoS, and Showbiz (1999-2005)
$589 million and around 9.0 million tickets sold - All Tours
By comparison, Ed Sheeran will soon surpass 16 million tickets sold on his tours so far and Coldplay has sold over 20 million concert tickets since 2000. According to Pollstar, the six other acts with ticket counts topping 20 million in their tours are: U2 with over 26 million, The Rolling Stones, Dave Matthews Band, Elton John, Bruce Springsteen + The E Street Band, and Metallica.
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From a spokesperson for Plymouth Argyle's Home Park stadium: “Last night's Muse concert at Home Park was an incredible spectacle enjoyed by over 25,000 concert goers. We are incredibly proud to be able to host one of the world’s biggest and best live bands in Plymouth.
"Whilst we acknowledge some issues with queuing on entry and for bars early in the evening, the event was hugely successful and Muse put on a brilliant show, with thousands of fans enjoying a night to remember. We will be reviewing our processes to ensure further successful events moving forward."
Review of the concert:
https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/muse-show-plymouths-home-park-8476386
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MUSE Career Headliner Concert Box Office Grosses:
$206.6 million and 3.1 million tickets sold [Shows reported to Billboard as of May 2023 from the above cited article] - About 60% understated
$414 million and 6.1 million tickets sold [Shows reported and estimated by Pollstar as of July 2022] - About 15% understated
$575 million and over 8.8 million tickets sold [$414m from Pollstar cited above + $56m from various unreported gigs from 2006-2019 + $90m estimated revenue earned from the current 2022-23 WOTP tour] - Additional legs of the current tour could be added
The band has also likely received artist fees totaling over $60 million from over a hundred festival headlining shows in the past 20 years
MUSE Rankings:
Top 50 Live Touring Artists Greatest Of All Time [Both Grosses and Ticket Sales]
Top 400 Artists on YouTube - Approaching 3 billion video streams
Top 500 Artists on Spotify - Approaching 6 billion audio streams
Trivia: Goyt and Tame; Cam; Don and Rother What connection do these names have with MUSE?
The rivers Goyt and Tame meet in Stockport [Dom's place of birth], Greater Manchester to form the Mersey. The Gallagher brothers from Oasis were also born and raised in Greater Manchester.
The river Cam flows through Cambridge home of the famous university and where Matt was born.
The rivers Don and Rother meet in Rotherham, South Yorkshire where Chris was born.
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Excerpt from a Billboard Pro Chart Beat article posted yesterday:
"...The Will of the People World Tour launched in October 2022 with eight theater-sized underplays in major markets in Europe and North America, before playing a quartet of shows in Mexico in January. Muse then traveled north for a proper run of arena shows in the U.S. and Canada, playing 24 dates across two months. In all, the tour has reported grosses of $36.1 million and sold 402,000 tickets over 30 shows.
Broken out by region, it’s the biggest tour of the band’s career. In Mexico City, two shows at Foro Sol grossed $6.8 million and sold 107,000 tickets, eclipsing plays in the same city in 2019, 2013 and 2007, in terms of revenue and attendance. In Guadalajara, the Jan. 20 show grossed $1.2 million and sold 13,000 tickets, up 34% from an arena date in 2013.
In arenas in the U.S. and Canada, Muse’s business averaged out to $1.1 million per show, marking the band’s first North American tour to crack the seven-figure line. Previously, The 2nd Law World Tour (2012-14), the Drones World Tour (2015-16) and the Simulation Theory World Tour (2019) each paced between $700,000-800,000, while the current run represents a 50% increase from what had seemed to become their standard business..."
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More Box Office Reports from the Will Of The People World Tour - North America Leg
18 April 2023 - Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, WA
$1,575,075 Gross [Highest grossing U.S. concert of all-time for MUSE surpassing the $1,568,543 ticket sales revenue earned from the Crypto.com Arena gig in Los Angeles on 6 April 2023]
12,293 Attendees
Avg Ticket Price $128.13
14 April 2023 - Oakland Arena in Oakland, CA
$1,125,120 Gross
11,711 Attendees
Avg Ticket Price $96.07
28 February 2023 - Moody Center in Austin, TX [First ever gig for MUSE at this venue]
$1,072,723 Gross
10,558 Attendees
Avg Ticket Price $101.60
10 April 2023 - Pechanga Arena in San Diego, CA
$942K Gross
9,664 Attendees
Avg Ticket Price $97.49
5 March 2023 - Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, MO
$584K Gross
6,662 Attendees
Avg Ticket Price $87.66
Sources: Pollstar and AEG Presents
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British acts with the most consecutive studio albums to debut at No. 1 on the Official Albums Chart in the UK:
7 MUSE [2003-2022]
7 Oasis [1994-2008]
6 Coldplay [A Head Full Of Dreams debuted at #2 but reached No. 1 in its 10th week of release in 2015]
6 Ed Sheeran [2011-2023]
6 Arctic Monkeys [The Car debuted and peaked at #2 in 2022]
6 Robbie Williams [Reality Killed The Video Star debuted at #2 missing the summit by less than 1% to JLS in 2009]
5 Radiohead [King Of Limbs debuted and peaked at #7 in 2011]
It should be noted Noel Gallagher had ten consecutive studio albums debut at the summit with two bands (7 with Oasis and 3 with High Flying Birds) but his streak ended when Foo Fighters' new album debuted at #1 just a few units ahead of the new album from High Flying Birds which placed at #2.
American rapper Eminem holds the over-all current record of 8 consecutive studio albums debuting at #1 among all acts.
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Top Cities Ranked by Number of Career MUSE Gigs (1994-2023):
118 London
50 Paris [Including Saint-Denis]
49 Exeter [35 Cavern Club]
40 New York City Metro Area
37 Los Angeles Metro Area
27 Manchester
22 Tokyo Metro Area [Including Saitama and Yokohama]
21 Milano [Including Assago]
20 Sydney
18 Köln [Including one mimed performance]
17 Berlin
17 Hamburg
17 Madrid
17 Melbourne
17 Plymouth [6 The Cooperage]
17 Dublin
16 Atlanta
16 Glasgow
15 Chicago
14 Mexico City
14 München
14 San Francisco Bay Area [Including Oakland and Mountain View]
14 Toronto
13 Montreal
13 Philadelphia
12 Copenhagen
12 Lisboa
11 Amsterdam
11 Austin
11 Dallas Metro Area [Including Fort Worth and Arlington]
11 Helsinki
11 Leeds
11 Osaka
11 Oslo
11 San Diego
11 Seattle
11 Wien
10 Birmingham
10 Las Vegas
10 Werchter
10 Zürich
9 Bologna
9 Boston
9 Brussels
9 Detroit
9 Houston
9 Stockholm
9 Washington DC Metro Area [Including Virginia and Maryland suburbs]
8 Buenos Aires
8 Perth
8 Phoenix
8 Salt Lake City
8 Quebec City
7 Adelaide
7 Columbus
7 Leicester
7 Lyon
7 Moskva
7 Nashville
7 Nürburg [Rock Am Ring]
7 Nürnberg [Rock Im Park]
7 Portland
7 Reading
7 Roma
7 Sacramento
7 São Paulo
7 St. Louis
6 Barcelona
6 Bordeaux
6 Budapest
6 Cardiff
6 Denver
6 Miami Metro Area [Including Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach]
6 Minneapolis
6 Nagoya
5 Athens
5 Belfast
5 Charlotte
5 Frankfurt
5 Lille
5 Pilton [Glastonbury]
5 Teignmouth* [1994, 1995, and 2009]
5 Torino
5 Toulouse
5 Vancouver
*The band's first performance as MUSE reportedly took place on 1 March 1994 at nearby Dawlish. At least three band performances under antecedent names Rocket Baby Dolls and Gothic Plague took place at venues in Teignmouth from December 1992 to February 1994.
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MUSE Top Venues Ranked By Total Career Estimated Gross and Attendance [Continuation from above earlier post]
36. Luzhniki Olympic Complex/Moskva ($4 Million from 1 stadium show in 2019 in front of 47K fans and two arena shows at the Palace of Sports in 2007 and 2001 with a combined attendance of 13K concert-goers)
37. Centre Videotron/Quebec City (US$3.9 Million from 62,000 concert-goers at 5 shows from 2016-2023)
38. 3Arena/Dublin ($3.8 Million from 49,000 concert-goers at 4 shows from 2009-2023)
39. Bernexpo Areal Open Air/Bern ($3.8 Million from 24,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2023)
40. Climate Pledge Arena/Seattle ($3.7 Million from 55,000 concert-goers at 5 shows from 2007-2023)
41. Palais 12/Laeken-Brussels ($3.6 Million from 58,000 concert-goers at 4 shows in 2016)
42. Wells-Fargo Arena/Philadelphia ($3.5 Million from 59,000 concert-goers at 5 shows from 2010-2023)
43. Passeio Maritimo de Alges/Lisboa ($3.4 Million from 48,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2019)
44. Old Trafford Cricket Ground/Manchester ($3.4 Million from 49,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2010)
45. Estádio do Dragão/Oporto ($3.4 Million from 41,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2013)
46. Barclaycard Arena/Birmingham ($3.4 Million from 40,000 concert-goers at 3 shows from 2009-2019)
47. Entertainment Centre/Brisbane ($3.3 Million from 28,000 concert-goers at 3 shows in 2010 and 2013)
48. Olimpiyskiy Stadium/Moskva ($3.2 Million from 47,000 concert-goers at 2 shows in 2011 and 2016)
49. Stade Charles-Ehrmann/Nice ($3.1 Million from 43,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2013)
50. Merksem Sportpaleis/Antwerp ($3.1 Million from 54,000 concert-goers at 3 shows from 2006-2012)
51. Werchter Park/Werchter ($3 Million from 33,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2013)
52. TD Garden/Boston ($3 Million from 48,000 concert-goers at 4 shows from 2010-2019)
53. Pechanga Arena/San Diego ($3 Million from 42,000 concert-goers at 4 shows from 2013-2023)
54. Toyota Center/Houston ($2.9 Million from 43,000 concert-goers at 5 shows from 2010-2023)
55. Parc des Princes/Paris ($2.7 Million from 48,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2007)
56. Johan Cruyff ArenA/Amsterdam ($2.6 Million from 33,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2013)
57. Mercedes-Benz Arena/Berlin ($2.5 Million from 37,000 concert-goers at 3 shows from 2009-2019)
58. John Smith's Stadium/Huddersfield ($2.5 Million from 28,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2023)
59. Home Park Stadium/Plymouth ($2.4 Million from 26,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2023)
60. Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys/Barcelona ($2.4 Million from 33,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2013)
61. Moda Center/Portland ($2.4 Million from 35,000 concert-goers at 4 shows from 2010-2023)
62. MEO Arena/Lisboa ($2.3 Million from 49,000 concert-goers at 3 shows in 2009 and 2016)
63. SECC/Glasgow ($2.3 Million from 40,000 concert-goers at 4 shows from 2003 to 2012)
64. Hartwall Areena/Helsinki ($2.3 Million from 38,000 concert-goers at 3 shows from 2009-2016)
65. Bellahouston Park/Glasgow ($2.3 Million from 24,485 concert-goers at 1 show in 2023)
66. Letnany Airport/Prague ($2.2 Million from 33,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2019)
67. Capital One Arena/Washington DC ($2.2 Million from 32,000 concert-goers at 3 shows from 2013-2019)
68. Arena/Yokohama ($2.2 Million from 20,000 concert-goers at 2 shows in 2017)
69. Zenith Amphitheatre/Nancy ($2.2 Million from 25,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2023)
70. Wembley Arena/London ($2.1 Million from 44,000 concert-goers at 4 shows in 2003 and 2006)
71. Super Arena/Saitama ($2.1 Million from 22,000 concert-goers at 2 shows in 2013)
72. Ashton Gate Stadium/Bristol ($2 million from 23,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2019)
73. Olympic Stadium/Helsinki ($2 Million from 23,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2013)
74. Estadio El Sardinero/Santander ($2 Million from from 24,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2023)
75. Stadion Open Air/Wiener Neustadt ($2 Million from 20,000 concert-goers at 1 show in 2023)
76. SSE Hydro/Glasgow ($2 Million from 22,000 concert-goers at 2 shows in 2016)
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What music videos from MUSE and QUEEN were filmed at the same studios where the first British talkie film 'Blackmail' directed by Alfred Hitchcock and the Star Wars Trilogy movies were shot?
Matt has played snippets/riffs from what three national anthems at several career MUSE gigs and what national anthem begins the Beatles' track All You Need Is Love?
Undisclosed Desires and Bohemian Rhapsody at Elstree Studios in Borehamwood, a town 19 km northwest from central London
USA - Star Spangled Banner (2007-2022) during four different concert tours at various venues in America
Republic of Korea - Aegukga (2013) in Seoul
United Kingdom - God Save The Queen/King (2022) in Vigo, Spain after the death of Queen Elizabeth II
France - La Marseillaise
The newly-crowned King Charles III met and chatted with a commoner from Devon several years ago...
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MUSE Box Office Report from Pollstar
3 March 2023 - Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, TX
$1,287,249 Gross Revenue from Ticket Sales
11,655 Attendees
Avg Ticket Price $110.45
Source: AEG Presents (Promoter)
This is the highest grossing career headlining concert for MUSE in Texas and the highest attended concert for the band in the Dallas/Fort Worth metro area. The earlier gig at the Moody Center venue in Austin, TX was also well attended.
Paris, France - Stade de France - 08 July 2023
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Mylene Farmer's two concerts at the SdF on 30 June and 1 July were sadly cancelled at the request of the elected authorities of the Seine-Saint-Denis prefecture because of the ongoing riots and unrest taking place in many French cities the past few days following the death of the teenager killed by a police officer during a traffic stop. They wanted to deploy the police elsewhere instead of the stadium. As you noted, late night public transport was also affected across France including the recent MUSE concert in Bordeaux on Thursday. The status of the 8 July concert could depend on whether the rioting and violence continues this week in the French capital.