Speculation on future gigs/tours

[muse samuse]

I received my Member pre-sale code and will likely attend the Minneapolis gig. My third show at this venue drawing level with the Staples Center in LA and leapfrogging the two shows I attended at the O2 arena in London in 2012.  The Target Center now holds the distinction of the longest span between MUSE arena gigs (March 2000-February 2023) at the same venue overtaking Bercy Arena in Paris (November 1999-March 2016).  The arena gigs in Columbus, OH in March 2000  and March 2023 are at different venues.

Possible additions to the just announced North America 2023 Arena Tour:

March 5 - Atlanta/Duluth perhaps at Gas South Arena  [Matt said this was a possibility in a late August tweet]

April 14 - San Francisco Bay Area/Oakland perhaps at either Chase Center or Oracle Arena

Notable arena omissions due to either scheduling conflicts or venue unavailabilty:  Boston, Detroit, and Washington DC.

There are 2022 festival dates in Fort Lauderdale and Sacramento however. 

Edited September 30, 2022 by muse samuse

[Alimuse]

9 minutes ago, muse samuse said:

I will likely attend the Minneapolis gig even though I did not get a Member pre-sale code.  My third show at this venue drawing level with the Staples Center in LA and leapfrogging the two shows I attended at the O2 arena in London in 2012.  The Target Center now holds the distinction of the longest span between MUSE arena gigs (March 2000-February 2023) at the same venue overtaking Bercy Arena in Paris (November 1999-March 2016).  The arena gigs in Columbus, OH in March 2000  and March 2023 are at different venues.

Possible additions to just announced North America 2023 Arena Tour:

March 5 - Atlanta/Duluth perhaps at Gas South Arena  [Matt said this was a possibility in a late August tweet]

April 14 - San Francisco Bay Area/Oakland perhaps at either Chase Center or Oracle Arena

Notable arena omissions due to either scheduling conflicts or venue unavailabilty:  Boston, Detroit, Washington DC,  Newark/East Rutherford, St. Louis/Kansas City, Charlotte/Raleigh, Nashville, Sunrise/Tampa, Tulsa, Sacramento, and Vancouver/Edmonton/Calgary in Canada.  There are 2022 festival dates in Fort Lauderdale and Sacramento however. 

Sometimes, better ticket are not at the presale don't worry. I Always buy them in presale,  but when I look at the sale, I have better seats often.

I was thinking to make a trip in London to see Muse at the Wembley Stadium and take time for vacation, but I don't see any date  for this stadium. So I will visit London another time.

[kiwiMN]

Anybody missing their presale code in their members account (for this morning's announcement)? I've been a member for 9 years but don't see it in there...but I could be looking in the wrong place...

 

[ginreg21]

Not that I would buy my tickets there, but why does Stubhub have tickets for sale for the new North American dates before the presale??

[Alimuse]

On 9/29/2022 at 12:06 PM, Alimuse said:

Ho yeaaaaa, Muse is coming in Quebec City, Canada,  in March 11th 2023 ! BUT, maybe second show will be annonce for March 12th , on the Videotron Center Face book page, they also put this date ???  And remove it. But I got it. It's time to start saving money for 2 shows, or maybe 3, for the Montreal on March 14th ? 

 

 I was right, a second show for Québec City ho yea ! See you soon guys 

 

 

[kueller]

The days of endlessly arguing about setlists are in the past but worth noting I recently saw live, of all bands, Wheatus, and their entire set was by-request. There's always been comparisons to this band and that band regarding length and variety but I've never seen a band before walk on stage with no planned setlist at all. Obviously I don't think this could happen in anything but a small venue. But imagining Muse doing something like that for one of their smaller shows would be on another level than even SBE.

Edited September 28, 2023 by kueller

[Claudia O]

but could they do it? I think only with regularly  played songs. 

Edited September 29, 2023 by Claudia O

[kueller]

Well that's kind of the thing you need that atmosphere. For a band that's a one-hit-wonder you only have one staple so everything else is fair game. Muse clearly have way more songs they're expected to bring out and that people show up for.

On a technical level the singer said the band rehearsed 63 songs from the tour and they'll even do a cover song if they know it and like it. It's definitely not a small task to be able to handle that much dealer's choice.