Big Night Out 2010 featuring MUSE with special guests Rise Against & Saosin
LAMC Productions is proud to announce that Britain's most adventurous rock band MUSE make their triumphant return to Singapore on 3rd February at The Singapore Indoor Stadium!
Supporting MUSE are straight edge Chicago rockers Rise Against and one of the fastest growing bands in rock, Southern California quintet Saosin.
“The Best Act in The World Today!” - 2009 Q Awards
Their weaponry is advanced beyond our planet’s understanding – the most symphonic, intergalactic, bombastic, futuristic, astral-travelling musical arsenal the universe has ever heard. English trio Matt Bellamy, Dominic Howard and Chris Wolstenholme may be just three men, but with MUSE they have built a rock galaxy all their own, from the ambitious baby steps of Absolution, to the super-massive heights of “Black Holes and Revelations” and now the mind-blowing enormity of The Resistance.
“Too few bands have this level of ambition, this desire to explore new territory… life affirming.” - Q, September 2009
MUSE have sold over 8 million albums worldwide, sold out two nights at Wembley Stadium in London and have received 5 MTV Europe Music Awards, 4 Q Awards, 7 NME Awards and 2 Brit Awards.
MUSE’s fifth album, "The Resistance" was an instant Worldwide No.1 in 19 Countries. “This album is us, unhinged and unedited. It’s pure Muse,” singer/guitarist/keyboardist Bellamy told In Press. Its contents, including single "Uprising", prompted stuff.co.nz to ask if the band had “finally flagged Earth away and started beaming its music in directly from Mars? It’s certainly ambitious, and occasionally sounds like the soundtrack for an alien invasion yet to happen.”
“Experiencing MUSE in all their glory is akin to contact with higher life forms.” - The Vine, September 2009
It was January 16th, 2007 when they last played in Singapore, a memorable sold out night at Fort Canning Park! That same year the trio held two super-massive sold out gigs at Wembley Stadium. After disappearing for almost two years to dream up The Resistance, they re-emerged in September 2009 with two hometown gigs in Teignmouth, Devon in front of 10,000 people. Their show was part old school circus, part futuristic fluorescent extravaganza.
“MUSE are not in the least embarrassed about the virtues of old-fashioned showmanship and musicianship, but their secret is the way they push everything a little bit further than you expect, until it seems not so much familiar as boldly eccentric.” - The Telegraph, September 2009
