 Muse are renowned for putting on an incredible live show, but on Monday somehow blew even the highest expectations out of the water. Dominic Howard, Chris Wolstenholme and frontman Matt Bellamy closed out their Will Of The People Tour with a final show in London's O2 Arena watched by around 20,000 overjoyed fans. The English band shot to fame with their mix of classic hard rock and dreamy piano, futuristic synths and sincerely impressive vocals. Everything that had made Muse a massive band with seven consecutive number one albums was on display on Monday, October 2. And while it's hard to pick out the highlghts from a show that was a genuine spectacle from start to finish, we'll try our best… Here are six jaw-dropping moments that blew our minds at Muse at the O2 Arena. The fire, confetti, streamers and snow The trio made the stage their playground as they fought through streamers, confetti and fire all the way through the show (Picture: Getty Images for Muse) Pretty much every concert has a confetti drop or two, usually reserved for the encore when fans' frenzy is at its highest. But Muse kept the frenzy going with multiple confetti drops throughout their powerful set, starting with giant streamers that made more than a few people jump just a few songs in. Confetti was used to imitate a blizzard of powdered snow in one dream-like segment, while in another it exploded with joy. And when there weren't masses of paper falling from the sky, there were jets of fire coming from all over the stage in time to the songs, adding to the genuine sense of danger emanating through the Will of the People album. The giant figure appearing as if from nowhere The immersive nature of the show gave the event a dream-like quality (Picture: Getty Images for Muse) Will of the People is a concept album which sees a fictional society rise up against their oppressors, all the w){kind=link}
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Muse are renowned for putting on an incredible live show, but on Monday somehow blew even the highest expectations out of the water.
Dominic Howard, Chris Wolstenholme and frontman Matt Bellamy closed out their Will Of The People Tour with a final show in London’s O2 Arena watched by around 20,000 overjoyed fans.
The English band shot to fame with their mix of classic hard rock and dreamy piano, futuristic synths and sincerely impressive vocals.
Everything that had made Muse a massive band with seven consecutive number one albums was on display on Monday, October 2.