Muse To Announce World Stadium Tour?

Following Wembley dates...

February 19, 2008 by Jason Gregory

Muse frontman Matt Bellamy has revealed that the band are considering a world stadium tour following the success of their shows at Wembley Stadium last summer.

The band’s two spectacular sold out performances at the recently regenerated venue in London drew worldwide acclaim – something which Bellamy admits is inspiring.

“What inspires us is the idea maybe of doing shows like Wembley Stadium, but trying to bring it to more countries around the world, because we haven't really toured at stadium level,” he told 6music.

The singer added that he can see two sides of the band evolving, which consist of big shows and smaller, more intimate gigs.

As we reported earlier, Bellamy has already confirmed that the band will be performing at the Royal Albert Hall in London this April on behalf of the Teenage Cancer Trust.

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cant they do an arena tour instead for us that like to sit and dance at the same gig and not get shoved from pillar to post but in a venue not too big so you can’t see if you aren’t right at the front? MENA come on...
~ by suze 3/11/2008 Report
II can't stand stadium tours. luckily they tend to play the more intimate gigs in the US. then again, I can't really picture them in a small little theatre... but I'd prefer it. So io dont have to deal with like trillions of ppl stepping on me and not being able to see the band if i couldnt affors pit tix.... /rant
~ by amoremorte616 12/15/2008 Report