![]() Tickets required: $35 LACMA members | $45 general admission The night begins at Chris Burden’s Urban Light hosted by and featuring KCRW’s Anthony Valadez, with The Drumetrics Collective from San Diego and the psychedelic soul of Adrian Younge and his band Venice Dawn. This year’s party features the work of Southern Californian artist Noah Purifoy, with music throughout the night curated by ArtDontSleep. Muse ‘til Midnight brings hundreds of art-lovers together once every summer for the ultimate late-night at LACMA. ![]() On 18 April 2016, during the second of their shows at Glasgow's SSE Hydro, the band were joined onstage by a lone bagpiper and a group of Highland dancers to play "Glasgow Jam" (a different drum and bass jam) that replaced "Munich Jam".Facebook Twitter Tumblr Pinterest Email Muse ’til Midnight feat."Take a Bow" was added to most setlists from 1 March 2016 onwards as the first song of the encore.A range of different songs have been played after "JFK", including "Assassin", "Hysteria" and "Defector".The piano slot after "Starlight" was not always played instead the band would skip straight to "Munich Jam"."Drones" was very occasionally replaced with "Drill Sergeant" at the start of the show."Man with A Harmonica" + " Knights of Cydonia"."JFK" + " Revolt" or " Stockholm Syndrome" or " Reapers" (if not played earlier)." Resistance" or " Undisclosed Desires"." Apocalypse Please" or "United States of Eurasia" or " Feeling Good"."The 2nd Law: Isolated System" (shortened)." Bliss" or " Citizen Erased" or " Plug In Baby".Two concerts in San Diego & Las Vegas were rescheduled due to "technical and logistical" challenges, while the drones were not used at all in three gigs, and one gig in Detroit saw several drones fail simultaneously. However, the show has had technical difficulties. Confetti and streamers were also shot into the audience during performances of "Mercy". There are also retractable video screens using projection, a spherical 360 screen over the main central stage, and a giant inflatable device designed to look like a Reaper drone. The show begins with spherical drones being launched from a space station-style grid at the top of arenas, and they later re-appear during the course of the concert. The Arena tour dates prior in South America and Asia the band used their festival production. This set up was first used on 17 November 2015 in Mexico City at the start of the band's North America tour. Bellamy has also said that they will be flying drones over the audience during the shows. The stage setup is an 'in-the-round' setup, with a circular stage in the middle, similar to U2's 360 Tour, with catwalks on either end of the stage. Matt Bellamy confirmed that Muse would be tour North America in late 2015, and Europe in 2016. An updated version of this set was used for the remaining dates in 2017, complete with new lighting rigs and lasers.ĭrones Arena Tour Drones used in the show ![]() Bellamy compared this set up to The Resistance tour on his Instagram. The new stage set up featured 11 LED pillars which could be manually pushed back and forth by members of the crew to accommodate the show. The second leg of the European Festivals tour began on 24 June 2016 at Glastonbury. ![]() This leg of the tour also included Muse's debut performance at Download Festival, which they also headlined. Muse played various festivals around Europe on the first leg of the tour, which started. Rehearsals for the Drones festival tour took part in late April and were held in Air Studios, where Muse previously rehearsed for the Origin of Symmetry anniversary concerts at Reading and Leeds festivals, and where Muse also recorded Absolution and parts of The 2nd Law, Drones and Simulation Theory.Įuropean Festivals Muse using the LED pillars in Paris 2016 Ī live video of the tour entitled Muse: Drones World Tour, was released in cinemas worldwide on 12 July 2018. ![]() The Drones World Tour sold over 1.2 million tickets and grossed $23M from 34 shows in 2015, plus $65.5M from 64 shows in 2016. It began on in Norwich, England at the BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend. Staged in support of the band's 2015 album Drones, the tour visited arenas and festivals throughout 2015 and is the tenth concert tour the band has carried out. The Drones World Tour was a worldwide concert tour by the English rock band Muse. ![]()
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