Muse Announce Huge Will Of The People Shows

The Mighty Muse have announced four massive UK shows as part of their upcoming world tour in support of the British trio’s ninth studio record Will Of The People which drops this month. This follows a series of already-announced intimate U.S. and European shows lined up for October.

Muse played a run of small shows to preview tracks from the new record earlier this year including two stops at London’s Hammersmith Apollo ahead of hitting the summer festival circuit, but these are the first announced shows that promise to deliver the Muse “experience” fans have become accustomed to with every new record.

Last month saw the release of the group’s latest new album cut, of which frontman Matt Bellamy said: “Kill Or Be Killed is Muse at their heaviest! We wanted to update our hard rock sound on this album and with Kill Or Be Killed we found a modern metal sound featuring double bass drum action and even a death growl. Lyrically the song takes influence from my favourite Paul McCartney song Live And Let Die, a dark take on how life’s adversity can sometimes bring out the worst human instincts to survival at any costs.”

Check out the video for Kill Or Be Killed below:

A special treat for all British rock fans, Brighton-based rhythm section-driven duo Royal Blood have been announced as special guests on the tour for all UK dates aside from Glasgow!

Muse’s 2023 UK tour dates are:

MAY 2023

27 – Plymouth, Home Park

JUNE 2023

20 – Huddersfield, John Smith’s Stadium
23 – Glasgow, Bellahouston

25 – Milton Keynes, The National Bowl

Muse UK Tour 2023

Ticket pre-sales begin on Thursday 25 August at 9am BST for those who pre-order the new album from the UK or European Official Store before Wednesday 24 August at 12pm BST. General on sale tickets will be available from Friday 26 August at 9am BST.

Muse Share Will Of The People + More Intimate Tour Dates

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