Tokyo Nippon Budōkan 2010 (gig)

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Muse show
Venue	Nippon Budōkan[1]
Date	12th January 2010[1]
Location	Tokyo[1]
Country	Japan
Number of songs	Unknown
Support	Unknown
Event start	19:00
Capacity	Unknown
Ticket price JPY	7,800[1]
Sold out?	Unknown

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

Announced on the 8th of October along with the previous two dates, general ticket sale started on the 15th of October.^[1]

Dead Star was played for the first time on the Resistance Tour and Can't Take My Eyes Off You was played for the first time since 2002.

For the encore, Dominic Howard dressed as Japanese cartoon character Gachapin.

Speech

After Uprising	Bellamy	Konbanwa Tokyo! (Good evening) How are you guys doing tonight? It's great to be in the Budokan with you...
After Map of the Problematique	Howard	Arigatou (thank you). Domo Arigotou (thank you very much).
After Supermassive Black Hole	Bellamy	Arigatou! Tokyo [?] (Japanese). [?]... accent.
Before Can't Take My Eyes Off You	Howard	Genki desu ka Tokyo? (Are you good Tokyo?) (Japanese) Tokyo.... We're gonna play a... little cover song now, which we've only ever played once... live...and that was in Japan. So here we go for the second time ever. [laughs]
Before Starlight	Bellamy	[?]
Before Exogenesis: Symphony	Howard	[?] (Japanese)

Media

An audience recording was made, a copy of which can be found here in mp3 format.

Set list

We Are the Universe (intro music)

1. Uprising
2. Map of the Problematique + Who Knows Who riff
3. Supermassive Black Hole
4. New Born + Headup riff
5. Interlude + Hysteria
6. Guiding Light
7. Dead Star + Micro Cuts outro
8. Nishe
9. United States of Eurasia
10. Can't Take My Eyes Off You
11. Helsinki Jam
12. Undisclosed Desires
13. City of Delusion riff + Resistance
14. Starlight
15. Burning Bridges + Jimmy Jam + Time Is Running Out
16. Unnatural Selection

    Encore

17. Exogenesis: Symphony Part I (Overture)
18. Plug In Baby
19. Man with a Harmonica intro + Knights of Cydonia

References

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e}

   Muse to play Japan in January 2010! — 2009-10-08 — Muse website (muse.mu) fetched 2009-10-08

See also

• Nippon Budōkan, Tokyo

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