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I'm 54 and have seen Muse about 5 times. I have seen so many rock bands since my first Judas Priest in 1981. I have never seen a band generate as much energy within the audience as Muse.

They're so innovative with their concerts. When I saw Muse live they had a rotating stage with drones flying around the arena.

This concert at Rome was almost 10 years ago, 10 years later and those guys still don't take the foot off the gas. In my honestly opinion they have the best live concert experience in the world!

The thing he is spinning around is a Dickinson Amp. Im a big Muse fan. Seen them 15 times, every gig is stellar. would highly recommend seeing them. The guitars he uses are custom made by Manson.

I've been to 3 MUSE concerts. An absolute blast each time. The fellas are total professionals - they come in, blow your mind, and leave you wanting more.

Seen them 4 times live, Muse and Rammstein are the masters of live spectacle. Never disappoint.

Best Muse live : - Butterflies and Hurricanes (wembley 2007) you can see him shredding piano in this song - Stockholm Syndrome (mayan 2015) this song similar to metal bcs the riff You won't regret this, thank you.

Don't know if anyone has commented but Matt is also a classically trained pianist and is amazing on the ivory keys

Fun fact: that intro bit to Cydonia isn’t on the album and is exclusive to the live versions. It’s called “Man with Harmonica” and was originally a leitmotif used in the film Once Upon a Time in the West, one of the greatest westerns composed by the late, great Ennio Morricone. Their rock reinterpretation of it is so perfect for the song to follow. It’s so awesome.

“What was a Muse show like?” Insane. Went in 2019 in Sacramento. I was already a fan, and had heard they put on a great live show...but holy. shit. Only band I’ve ever seen who equaled or topped Tool as a live act for sheer mindblowing talent and wow factor. I won’t spoil the surprises and crazy stuff they do, but suffice it to say they’re better live than they are on record and do not hesitate to go to a show if you have a chance.

Dude i've been to about 4 Muse concerts over the years and they are freaking phenomenal. I haven't been a huge fan of their latest work but damn they put on a hell of a show. Talented bois.

Still so relevant today. I have seen too many artists and bands to count, but THIS BAND LIVE is unmatched. Goosebumps for the entire show. From the stage design, to the lights, wardrobe, and instruments, they are perfection. There are no words for Matthew's talent. They are all gold. For that reason I have seen them 3 times.

I was already a fan but, after seeing them live at Sziget festival 2016, i fall in love. Singer and guitarist Matt Bellamy is such a good musician, the riffs he wrote are not difficult to play but also sounds magical. By the way, He is using Manson Guitars which are custom made and he recently bought that company.

I've seen them live several times. They are absolutely mindblowing. Hearing Matt's voice live, especially the intense, angelic soaring-to-the-heavens-thing he frequently does, is an insane experience. Check out "Ruled by Secrecy" live @Glastonbury 2004 for an incredible vocal performance. You also get to see him play the piano👌🏻

I'm 59 years old and have seen Muse live five times in the past five years. London, Lisbon, Berlin, Nijmegen and two years ago Rome The Rome live in Olympic Stadium 2019 was by far the best live concert I've seen in my life. (I have seen a few) Muse is electric epic, an absolute must to check at least 1 time in your life. Not only the music....but also the visuals, superb !! Next year Florence, and I hope so that they will do Rome again.

everyone is confused about why there is a man on the floor at the start of knights of cydonia its amazing xD the context for it is that the guy was used as an actor in the song prior to it which was called "animals" - i'd really recommend it

Muse are one of those rare bands that are far better live then any studio albums. Only saw them once but holy shit they were perfect and better then I could imagine.

Matt Bellamy has multiple guitars with a sustainer pickup. It makes the pickup self generate a tone, til you deactivate the magnet. He also had guitars wired with a midi system to get more spacey tones, and also has synth touch pads on some guitars as well as kill buttons. Basically he has the most tech built into his guitars as possible.

Over 12 times. You won't get a tighter, more rehearsed band with all kinds of jams and variations in songs. They are at homes in a giant stadium, but put them in something small and they will gladly blow the ceiling off. Matt is talented beyond belief and both Matt and the band have always been horribly underrated.

I saw Muse for the first time when they were touring their debut album. They played a rather small hall in Hamburg and it was already very intense. Never would've thought that Muse will get THAT big though. :-)

Fun fact: Apparently, the reason Matt Bellamy is able to hit such high falsetto notes is because his vocal cords are smaller and therefore able to vibrate faster than the average person.

I have been to 7 Muse concerts here in Northern California. I found them in 2004 and they instantly became my favorite band. The best live shows.

Matt Bellamy mainly uses Manson guitars but goes anywhere between Gibson, Ibanez, and Fenders as well. For effects he uses the Digitech Whammy, the Boss OC-2, ZVEX Fuzz Factory, Keeley 2-knob Compressor among a fuckton of others, those are really just the basics. As a guitar player myself, i happen to have looked this up.

I've seen them 4 times. First in Jul'00 at a summer festival in Spain. Nobody knew them, they played in a little stage. After the concert we could chat with them for a while and take some pictures (nobody really knew them yet, that was sooooo cool). After that, I saw them 3 more times in Barcelona, the last one on the same tour of this video of Rome.

Two bands that I’d happily see live every time, epic shows, Muse and Maiden.

Matt Bellamy uses Manson guitars/amps they are a small company based in England, all custom made for him. I've seen them at 4 stadium shows and about 8 or 10 arena's I can't remember exactly?? Matt Bellamy is also a classically trained pianist, check out Butterflies and Hurricanes or New Born great songs with awesome piano parts, Muse have been playing stadiums since around 2007 ish in Europe/UK, they've been playing shows in America since around 2003 ish.. they are incredible live! Every time I see them I don't know what I'm gonna get! It's a surprise every time! The best example was last summer at the Olympic Stadium in London where they lit up the entire stadium with lazers it was jaw dropping! I highly recommend you go and see them! It's always an experience! Their is literally no band out there like them! Btw the guy laying on the floor in the beginning of Knights was a banker holding money in his hand, specifically Lira.. that was from the previous song Animals which you will find out if you watch the entire concert.

I've been to multiple Muse concerts on my day... in the 00's... I even went on purpose from Portugal to Spain and England to see them live... They are simply amazing live, one of the best live bands ever, that's all

Fuzz and octave pedal(Whammy) mainly, of course delay and reverb.

I've been to 6 muse concerts!!! All here in Lisbon - Portugal... they are better than we can imagine :D

The harmonica tune is from the movie Once Upon a Time in the West

Matt uses custom Manson guitars fitted with all sorts of tech from a sustainer to fuzzfactoray built in also uses a Manson M1D1 with Kaos pad fitted, too many pedals to list but his use of the digitech whammy is legendary, seen them 30 times at least and the stage show gets better every time

I was there and it was a fantastic gig. Seen them many times now and I still enjoy every gig as if it was my first.

My husband and I saw Muse in Seattle in 2015 and it was epic. I love rock music and they are the definition of rock!

Been to a couple, no one concert is really the same and they'll never disappoint. Check out Stockholm Syndrome live at Glastonbury 04 or The Mayan to really hear'm rock.

No one is better live than Muse!

The yellow paper around and being held by the "dead" man is money. I believe it represents the 200Euro note. The character was a "fat cat" businessman in the previous song.

I've been to a few Muse concerts, and everytime I go they raise the bar. They always play flawless, but the whole show around it is great. The last tour had dancers and giant robots on stage. The tour before that was the tour for the Drones album, so naturally they had giant drones flying through the arena, synced up to the music. Muse are always a blast because of the whole show.

Ive seen muse live in london Drones tour Best live group ive ever seen and I saw ACDC Def leppard KISS Iron Maiden in the 80's. MUSE are by far the best live band Ive ever seen.

Oracle Arena 2015, Shoreline Amphitheater 2017, Hollywood Palladium 2019, Oracle again 2019 and it was goddamn wild every time!

Been to 21 muse gigs since 2001. UK and Europe mostly. It never gets old even 20 years later. If you ever get the chance do it!

I've been to a Muse concert about 7 times! They are always amazing and give you so much energy. They are one of the best live bands out there.

I was at that concert, It was my second... Amazing... That balloons in the stadium were synapses put all around the stadium... And that thing spinning around was an amp! One of the best concert!

I've only seeen a Muse concert once. They played in Turkey as part of Rock'n Coke in 2006. I've been a fan of this band since I was a kid, so every minute of it was amazing for me. Matt Bellamy is my biggest idol. I think they are the best "stage band" of 2000's generation of rock bands

Great reaction as always guys! Seen them play here in the UK, just awesome especially for a 3 piece, the sound they create is amazing always! Definitely check out "Butterflies and Hurricanes" from Wembley, one of my favourite songs where Matt plays a beautiful piano solo half way through! 🤘

The Bass Player Chris does a fuzztone, I think he is an Ibanez guy. That's the fret board lighting up. I'm a Drummer, so I don't know a lot about Guitars. Also the drummer is one of the best left handed drummers of All-Time

I've been to 3 concerts of theirs. The first was just a festival, but the other two, was in copenhagen and both was amazing! They know how to make all of their different kinds of records and stiles into one hole.. They are really great in concerts!

I saw muse this year in Las Vegas. Best show I’ve ever seen. Loved it so much, I drove a week later to watch them again in Salt Lake City . Can’t wait for to come back to America.

Best Live Rock Band Touring Today!!!🤘🤘been to many! They have been arena tours in US wish I could see them in a European stadium where they get the respect they deserve!! ❤️❤️ MUSE!

Hi i' m from Spain and I have seen 1 Muse concert and was Awesome.

Best live band on the planet!

He was holding/playing the harmonica! Lol

I've been to easily 100 live shows and nobody even comes close to matching Muse live. I saw them play at Red Rocks in 2008 and I can't even describe how amazing that experience was. It was MAGICAL! Even my toenails had goosebumps. All I can say is, if you have the opportunity to, then go see them live. You won't regret it.

I’ve been to 2 Muse shows. The first one was in Oklahoma City, in 2010. The second one was in Dallas, in 2015. Both, really fun shows. In the Dallas show, Chris Wolstenholme (bassist) got a pie (or cake) in the face by his fellow band members. It was his birthday.

Been to 8 MUSE concerts in the last 20 years - they’re incredible live

I'm a metalhead but I have to admit that Muse is the best band ever with best live performances Check out haarp live in wembley stadium (2007)...best concert ever

Im from Ireland and seen them live in Dublin one of the best i have ever seen and i have been at a lot of bands

I've been a fan of Muse since their first single, Uno, in 1999. I've been to 3 concerts of theirs so far and each one is amazing. No other live shows compare. Matt Bellamy (lead vocalist) has Manson guitars made bespoke to his requirements - in fact he now part owns the business! You need to see the ones with the KAOSS pad built-in - stunning!

I've been to 8 Muse concerts since 2009 when I was 13, all have been absolutely fantastic even though I much prefer their earlier material (Origin of Symmetry, Absolution, and Black Holes & Revelations is their "golden era" imo) when they had a more unique, innovative sound. Their latest tour was extremely theatrical, which was a pretty awesome spectacle, but I think Muse was at their best live in terms of setlist and performance around 2003-2008. Songs like Stockholm Syndrome at Glastonbury or Earl's Court 2004 are insane. But still, their live sound quality is pretty much unmatched by any other band I've seen live.

First saw Muse in 2004, and they blew me away, seen them now a further 7 times, and never fail to disappoint. Music has changed, and being honest, prefer the out and out rock stuff of old, but hats off to them for trying to keep things fresh and moving onwards with their newer style.

I have seen these guys twice when they were here in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Both times the experience was mind blowingly awesome! Everything from the talent to the stage set up never disappoints. Being able to see them in concert was something I could proudly mark off my bucket list.

Saw them in 2019 here in The Netherlands, and even only knowing the hits, had an amazing time, they give such a great show. If you get the change, just go 😎🤘

How can there be people who don't know what a harmonica is?!

Been to see them 5 times, twice at wembley and 3 in Glasgow. Absolutely the best live band I've seen and I've seen a good few.

About time you guys are back ! And you can't get much better than Muse - especially with their anthem "Plug In Baby" about Matt's guitar,and not a personal stimulation device.

My first Muse concert was.. i think 1999 in Strasbourg France, was there with my best friends after finishing school for holiday at lake nearby.. first time i saw them, first album Showbiz was out... it was phenomenal... since than i am big fan an visited several concerts in GB and Germany.... great band, so talented

I’m lucky enough to have seen them live around 5 times now, I implore you to go and see them live... it’s one of the best things you could possibly do. There level of stage show is second to none and without sounding silly those memories I’ve got are unreal and make me smile every single time. You need to dig deeper and listen to more. Stockholm Syndrome and Starlight are personal favourites from their live shows. Go and see them!

Ive seen muse 13 times now and they are the best band with nightwish as my top 2 ever

I've seen them only 3 times. All headlining festivals. That's their hunting ground. Not many better. A legit heir to 'Queens' crown.

Saw them in Pittsburgh, Charlotte and Raleigh. Life changing, there is nothing ekse like it.

Muse concert in Kyiv was the best show I've ever been to! Can't wait to see them again

I was among those people and I will be there again on July 18, 2023. Love from Rome, Italy. Paolo, guitar, Apocalypse Please, official Muse tribute.💪

Watch the previous song from this concert, "Animals", and you will understand what's the deal with the dead guy. Seen Muse in 2010, 2012, 2016 and 2018. Every time it was an experience. They have big productions with lasers, flying drones, dancers or a giant skeleton robot. The sound is incredible, the songs are easy to sing along with, especially if you are a fan and know the lyrics. It' s a giant karaoke hall that bounces around non-stop most of the times. By the time they released their latest album in 2018 they have so many hits that during this last tour they had to do a medley of 5-6 popular songs so they could squeeze them in the performance.

I was brought to your channel by Muse reactions. I've been to two Muse concerts, one in South Korea in 2009 and one in Germany, Rock im Park 2010, where I was riiiight in front in the standing area. Absolutely phenomenal!!! That being said, you should definitely check out Butterflies and Hurricanes next!

This is the 2nd law tour the video is filmed at the stadio olympica in Rome I went to this gig in Manchester in the uk

Muse and Babymetal - two bands which sounds much more better live then on album. I saw them in Berlin, absolutely fantastic experience!

so the guy on the floor was from the previous song, they had actors come out as if they where oil barons throwing money with Muse printed on it, And thats an AMp he is spinning

A muse concert is a wall of noise, it’s like there is too many notes for your brain to comprehend, the best concert I’ve ever been to.

I saw Muse here in Melbourne, Australia. Killer concert from start to end!!!! As for your reaction...Loving the guy coming from a guitarist perspective. As a muso myself 100% loving your intent sit watch and take it in. As for the female in this video(sorry I missed the name)...meh talks a little too much about irrelevant stuff but all in all great reactions to Muse. LOVE them! Also you prob already know but the singer was classically trained. Just crazy good

I saw Muse live in Newcastle, England in 2008 (I think that was the year, it might have been earlier) and...it was incredible. Just...now enough words.

I've seen Muse twice. First was the Uprising tour, Second was Drones.... Both for under 70 bucks a ticket I think, and I remember thinking each time I would have happily paid 200 each given the mind blowing epic experience they never fail to deliver. I wish I could relive those experiences lol

Regarding the colorful "orbs" that are on either side of the stage, I may be wrong, but I believe those are a throwback reference to the early days of Muse concerts, say, 2001-2002. That is, back in those days, around the time of their second release, "Origin of Symmetry", the band were on a shoe-string budget and they needed to do a lot of "Do It Yourself" (DIY) stage and visual effects. They were hands-on involved with the art-design of the stage and things like making sure a huge amount of balloons fell on the crowd toward the end of the show (during "Bliss", for instance). So I believe they have a tradition of including little reminders for the long-time fans of those early days. To get an idea of what I am taking about, watch their 2001 live video called "Hullabaloo". They filmed it in Paris at the Zenith and it shows Muse in their early form, like a band from a different dimension, from outer space! The show is an absolute mind-blower, but you'll see the balloons, the glitter being tossed out during "Feeling Good", the odd, cone-shaped structures on stage, the equipment being destroyed on stage at the end of the show and you'll see Matt's blue hair and seriously unhealthy lack of body fat. The show is an adrenalin rush and the French fans are losing their minds! But, they brought some of the elements of those early shows/tours with them to signal to the hard-core Museheads that they appreciate their following them through the years. So those weird orb-y things are a refence to the homemade effect of those early shows. I think I'm right about that :)

I have seen muse 13 times over the span of 15 years

Muse - sing for absolution is a must 👍

Seen them 6 times over the years. First time in 2003. Unbelievable shows!

I saw muse live at the Etihad Stadium about 6 or 7 years ago. The greatest concert I’ve ever been too.

Once and i would love to go again. They combine high tech in rock. You must watch them in a big stadium and have a seat no matter if you are sitted, so you can watch all the high tech experience. Listen the psycho from drones tour.

I think back in 2011/2012 I saw Muse live in Florida. It was amazing and surreal. My favorite song at the time was Stockholm Syndrome, and I was surprised that they played it. It was so great.

I have been to conert once. And yeah. One of the best experience of my life :D Great reaction! Can I suggest song more? Muse - Assassin - Live Mayan

Not a big muse fan, saw these live at old Trafford cricket ground, fucking amazing and the stage show was second to none

My goodness,you two are absolutely fabulous .🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍👍

I've just been to one of their concerts 3 days before this DVD show took place, it was in the Turin Olympic Stadium and I'll never forget it, AMAZING I was hyped for months after it and every time I watch this DVD.. such great memories

By the way, I scream-laughed at the "is that piano see-thru?" part...

Seen Muse twice; Once in 2017 in an outdoor concert that was kind of a double header with 30 Seconds to Mars, and 2019 when they were touring after their latest album. The first was more dressed down because they weren't doing an album-specific tour, while the one in 2019 was insane with production. Anytime you can catch them supporting an album it's going to be an amazing time. I was at the second show of their tour and intentionally didn't read anything about their first because I wanted to be surprised by what they did. It was full of choreographed extras doing routines, confetti cannons, balls that were released into the crowd to bat around, and a ton more. Later into their set they played what was dubbed the "Metal Medley" where they did played bits of their heavier songs all in quick succession. As this part started a giant skeleton-robot came out of the stage, with moving arms, a head that had a moving jaw, etc. It was insane. In terms of production value, there hasn't been a concert i've been to that came close to it.

The intro is once upon a time in the west, by Ennio Morricone

I've been to see them a few times, literally the BEST live show, its no contest. I'd love a reaction to some of the 2004 Glastonbury live performance, maybe stockholm syndrome... its unreal!!!!

A Muse fan. 46 concerts in. I still love every fucking song by them. That's special.

To get his sound Matt uses a Fuzz Factory and MXR Phase 90.....amongst other things, but those get him his signature tone. In the early days they were built into his guitar made by Manson, a luthier based in Exeter, England.

I saw them at Glastonbury in 1999. Blew my mind 👌

His main pedal is the ZVEX Fuzz Factory.