Seoul Olympic Park 2010 (gig)

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Muse show
Venue	The Seoul Olympic Park[1]
Date	7th January 2010[1]
Location	Seoul[1]
Country	South Korea
Number of songs	18[2]
Support	None
Event start UTC+9	18:00[source?]
Capacity	Unknown
Ticket price KRW	55,000–99,000
Sold out?	Unknown

Contents 1 Speech 2 Media 3 Set list 3.1 Encore 4 References 5 See also

Announced on the 12th of November 2009 with the following date, general ticket sale started a week later, on the 19th of November.^[1] During Unnatural Selection, Matthew Bellamy sang "I'm hungry for commotion" instead of "No religion or mind virus".

Speech

After Uprising	Bellamy	[?—Korean]. How're you doing?"
After Map of the Problematique		"Thank you very much".
After Supermassive Black Hole	Howard
	Bellamy	[?—Korean]
After MK ULTRA		"Thank you very much".
After New Born	Howard	[?—Korean]
After Butterflies & Hurricanes	Bellamy	"Cheers! [?—Korean]. You guys are looking good".
After Time Is Running Out	Howard	"Thank you very much. You guys are pretty amazing".
After Stockholm Syndrome	Bellamy	"[?] Seoul, thank you very much".
After Knights of Cydonia		"Thank you Seoul [?]. Thank you so much".
	Howard	"Thank you very much Seoul, you guys are amazing. You guys fucking rock, we love you, see you again. See you again soon, cheers".
	Wolstenholme	"Bye bye".

Media

An audience recording exists, of which a copy can be found here.

Set list

We Are the Universe (intro music)

1. Uprising
2. Map of the Problematique
3. Supermassive Black Hole
4. MK ULTRA
5. New Born + Headup riff
6. Guitar interlude^[identity?] + Butterflies & Hurricanes
7. Interlude + Hysteria
8. Nishe
9. United States of Eurasia
10. Helsinki Jam
11. Undisclosed Desires
12. Resistance
13. Starlight + Burning Bridges section
14. Time Is Running Out
15. Instrumental^[identity?] + Unnatural Selection
16. Stockholm Syndrome + riff

    Encore

17. Plug In Baby + short Burning Bridges riff
18. Man with a Harmonica intro + Knights of Cydonia

References

1. ↑ ^{a b c d}

   Muse to play in Korea — 2009-11-12 — Official Muse website (muse.mu) fetched 2009-11-16

2. ↑

   Share Your Stuff forum post — 2010-01-25 — Sikora (www.muselive.com) fetched 2010-01-25

See also

• The Seoul Olympic Park

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